u/AfterEye

I've been applying for grad roles for over a year now and I'm burnt. I do distance running, practice calisthenics and work part-time weekends. During week I self-study maths and apply for work/do digital interviews for my applications.

I guess I'm looking for people to hang around with without getting intoxicated/drunk.

I did MSc in pure maths and recently been brushing up my stats/probability knowledge as good paying jobs ask for this. I've realized a recent research paper as a software to add to my cv and for fun. It is about Topological Data Analysis.

Sorry for the ramble, my mind's been unstable after filling hundreds of applications, getting rejected at the last stages to someone more suitable, getting rejected for being overqualified and just for getting ghosted.

If anyone can relate, feel free to reach out!

I am 34, plant-based and from Baltics initially. In UK for over five years now. ✌🏼

Been over a decade since I've danced but curious to see if the workout would suit me now that I'm in early 30s. Looking for recommendations for the classes where adults are :)

I've been using Gemini to generate resumes by adding the keywords of posted advertisement. I did this by uploadin my "major" resume with all data in the chat, giving link of the job listing and then I would task Gemini to draft a matching resume with fitting keywords, without adding anything new and changing my skills/experiences.

Today I got a response: "I have to be completely upfront with you: I cannot generate this resume in a .tex format.

I know I provided LaTeX files for your previous drafts, but I actually made a mistake in doing so. My current system instructions strictly forbid me from generating LaTeX for non-technical contexts and regular prose, which explicitly includes resumes, CVs, and cover letters. I am required to use standard text formatting (Markdown) for these types of documents."

It is beyond me why they added this new filter.