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I was walking down the sidewalk one day when cops swarmed me out of nowhere, took me to Chatham County Jail, and threw away the key for two years or so. They got me on an "obstruction of justice" charge and no one can tell me what that actually means or what I did wrong. Google has been next to useless for finding anything but personal injury lawyers, I may have found someone based on a referral who said I might have a case but wanted to check with Reddit as well. I have a public defender but it has been more than two years without a trial date and am trying to get them to seal and expunge my records before moving to a civil rights case against Savannah, Georgia Police Department. Wondering what you all think of this. They also destroyed my iPhone that was submitted to evidence and am wondering why they did that.

I got a 60/100 for the final review in PY104 because I did horribly on the open ended questions. How many courses have open ended questions on the final review?

I have bipolar disorder. What that means is at around 4-5 PM usually, sometimes earlier, sometimes later, around once every two weeks, I get symptoms that involve hearing voices that aren't there and render me unable to work or be productive. Yesterday, I experienced symptoms at around 1:00 PM and began wondering how I would handle it if I was at work. Should I bring this up in advance of future employment, that I will have to miss a couple of hours worth of work every 2 weeks or so, or do I just stay quiet and hope I have earned enough sick leave for the current pay period? I could easily solve this if I worked remotely, but I am looking at a job that would require me to be on-site as well and am in later stages of the interviewing process.

I have spent most of my career in AWS, but more and more, I am seeing companies asking for skill sets with multiple cloud providers. I feel like the skill set is transferable; if you know how to spin up EKS then spinning up a GKE cluster shouldn't be that much different. It's still Kubernetes under the hood, still installing helm charts, still using cluster autoscaler to provision new nodes, still installing Argo CD via Helm along with Prometheus, Grafana, Loki, etc. All that changes are the resources used and modules on the Terraform/cloud provider level. Am I correct in thinking this or am I way off base here?

Still battling the voices every month or so. They always show up as characters from the show The Good Place and wreak havoc on my psyche. Have to answer questions like "what is reality" and "what does it mean to have empathy for other people" and why I have to put on the "infinity goggles," which make me feel like I have to see through an infinite amount of versions of the self and make it impossible to focus on tasks. Trevor is the penultimate annoyance who makes me imagine myself as different people with my Michael interpretation not far behind, trying to assign all the blame and responsibility for every disaster and imagined thought to my world. I am currently unemployed and trying to avoid the hospital route because that is what I would have to do on the job.

The voices usually come on strong at around 4:00 PM at the end of the day every few weeks or so. I can't call it a manic episode because my therapist considers it breakthrough symptoms. I see a therapist every two weeks but my coping mechanisms have mostly been of my own design, being resting in my bed and looking for references that support me being a good person deserving of empathy. But in order to get there I have to go through a slurry of arguments about why I am an awful person, primarily designed to incept a guilt trip making me feel guilty for being safe and sound inside my parents house. Just wondering if anyone else goes through something similar, the thing that surprises me most is how consistent the voices have been. They seem to adapt the same way I do to the daily challenges of every day life.

If so, how many classes are you approved to take?

I used to go in random directions with it, uncertain of what interviewers are actually looking for. I think I had an "aha!" moment recently and am wondering if this will get me closer to nailing the interview for a SRE position?

You can determine the answers you got right or wrong from the final review by copying the Python code right in your local terminal. I know I got about 80 percent well before another human has to review it because I verified every answer in my terminal after submitting it to Maestro (string slices tripped me up a good bit). Maybe it's obvious but figured it still might be worth pointing out in case anyone has yet to review their answers for whatever reason.

Getting like 80 percent correct on the quiz questions and following along swimmingly. Just wondering if there are more advanced Python courses later on in the program? Anything Data Structures and Algorithms related? Cheers.

How do you get users to care about what they put in the ticket? I am going through an open source project right now and almost no one describes how to re-create the issue correctly. "Oh it's just a host issue, which we do not have the details for" tells me nothing and prevents me from looking into the ticket further. Same with every other open source contributor on the project looking for tickets to solve.

There are plenty of other projects like kind, vCluster, and minikube that give you static binaries to download over a curl pipe to bash script containing who-knows-what. I am just surprised it still gets recommended in 2026 and isn't a bother for most people. To clarify, I mean installing via the following script over a static binary via https://k3d.io/stable/#installation:

>curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/k3d-io/k3d/main/install.sh | bash

I am considering going to Maestro for a Bachelors of Science and Georgia Tech for a Master of Science in Computer Science, but I am wondering if credits transfer to Georgia Tech correctly. It all seems too good to be true.