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QHD instead of 4K. Im seriously considering the MO27Q2A bc its 27 inch QHD, 280Hz, 0.03 ms and uses a Samsung powered QD-OLED panel. My laptop can handle competitive games at high frames but 4K feels like it would be wasted once settings get lowered. I mostly care about smoothness, color, contrast and having something that still feels high end in a couple of years.
Is QHD OLED the better laptop pairing?

Im trying to add some AI projects to my portfolio to help me stand out in interviews. I keep comparing Udemy and Udacity for Agentic AI courses. Main things I need are to know how to set everything up myself and hopefully have something to show off when I'm done. Leaning toward the nanodegree based on what I've read about the project based part but wondering if anyone has done either of these yet.

Im trying to add some AI projects to my portfolio to help me stand out in interviews. I keep comparing Udemy and Udacity for Agentic AI courses. Main things I need are to know how to set everything up myself and hopefully have something to show off when I'm done. Leaning toward the nanodegree based on what I've read about the project based part but wondering if anyone has done either of these yet.

I’ve been focusing more on dividend stocks recently and starting to think a bit longer term about how I’m setting things up. Up to now I haven’t really paid much attention to the platform side of things, just bought and held. But I’m starting to wonder if it actually matters more than I thought once dividends start adding up. Things like how payouts are handled, reinvesting fees over time etc.

Not trying to over optimize but also don’t want to overlook something that becomes important later on. For those who’ve been doing this a while was there a point where platform choice started to matter more?

I used to rely quite a bit on Twitter/X for market sentiment, but lately it just feels like noise. Everyone has an opinion, most of it is reactionary, and it’s hard to tell what’s actually useful vs what’s just hype. Reddit is a bit better in some cases, but even here it can be hit or miss depending on the topic.

I’m trying to find something that gives a clearer sense of what’s going on in markets without needing to filter through hundreds of takes.

Where are people getting useful insights from these days?