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Mainstream gaming is still getting there, but to me titles like The Last of Us Part 2 are on par with classic HBO shows like Six Feet Under.
No one is telling you to stop watching movies or playing video games, but being a more active participant in a leisure activity can be beneficial every once in a while.
I’m interested in getting a cat in the future so I’m interested in a proper study of this.
But seriously, that’s very interesting and explains what I’ve experienced. I’ve been in a depression since quitting my phd a couple months ago and not having a direction in life, but whenever I have trouble sleeping I end up feeling better the next day. Maybe I’ll trying utilizing it to get my portfolio looking better.
In general, how would someone go about this? Is it just something that should happen over time or is there a method/goal to strive for?
Again, why do you claim phd students are "not assertive" with "impaired cooperation skills"? Or is that just a personal judgement on your part?
From these and my own experiences, the results of this study are not surprising but I'm happy to see some published work on it.
Where exactly are you pulling this from? That has not been my experience, both from my research lab and from other students I've met at a variety of conferences.
This blog started as my hidden corner of the internet to cry into the void (and practice pure css web design) which is why my posts are all so depressing
I'm also lucky to have a super understanding advisor who is invested in my personal growth.
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Technologies: Graphics pipeline, HLSL/GLSL, C++, C#, Unity, Unreal, Python, GPU Architecture
CV: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1cZ9us9ftjcONLRXEz8Och-rjcrQ...
Email: ashaik11 {{at}} asu {{dot}} edu
Hi! I'm a PhD student looking for internships/contract positions in graphics programming and rendering roles. I have experience with developing custom render pipelines, writing shaders and artist-facing tools, and neural rendering technologies like NeRFs, etc.