abror fooling around

asked claude to make notes and background info required for the upcoming gre physics exam and it dropped 210 pages💔

all of this is probably happening because I didn’t forward the message to 52 ppl before 11:47pm 9 years ago

"A wise man should have money in his head, but not in his heart."

- Jonathan Swift

stalking pro max

oh yeah and there's a premium processing fee in case u want to get ur pre completion opt (internship allowance) faster and have a higher approval rate which costs about $1800

basically there's a bunch of new other rules, few important ones being you can't do an off campus internship unless ur major requires u to do so, if u do want one u have to apply for pre completion OPT (about $470 fee) up to 90 days before your internship start date and this process will take about 2-3 months (basically you'll find out whether u can do an internship or not at the start of it). you can still apply for pre completion opt before securing the internship but its a gamble coz of the fee and whether they'll approve it. freshmen can't change their major or transfer in their first year. senior students only got a month after graduation to secure a job and get the docs sorted out (it was 2 months before)

can't even do a random internship by alumni outreach now

should i lowk try to explain quantum physics in one videomessage

The ideal leader would combine intellectual excellence with moral and practical wisdom, helping citizens pursue true happiness rather than wealth, status, or pleasure alone.

https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/al-farabi/

Usually, a trip of this fun demands its own essay, but it appears I am in no condition to write one. (Thank my schedule for that)

But, regardless, here are some pictures from our trip with @abroresc.

We visited a couple valleys. Jetty-Oguz, Altyn Arashan, and trekked through Al Archa on the last day with Andrew and Nina.

It was fun. Tried qymyz more. Ate Beshbarmak with a frenchman learning russian. Stayed in an actual yurta and endured the morning chill. Cracked jokes with local kyrgyzmen on a free dinner. Rode horses through the Jetty Oguz valley. And, ofc, made new amazing friends - as it always happens wherever you travel.

I might go back to Kyrgyzstan at some point. But not soon. There's more places to explore. More dishes to try. And more people to meet.

@husan_thinking