72-year-old Congressman pursues a Master's in AI

Re:72-year-old Congressman pursues a Master's in AI by 082349872349872 on Thursday December 29, 2022 @03:38AM (#34170720)

I'm well past 40s and haven't seen? (There are some days when I don't learn anything, but that only happens if I'm really, really careful.)

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Re:72-year-old Congressman pursues a Master's in AI by ngoilapites on Thursday December 29, 2022 @03:44AM (#34170761)

I mean, is not only our brain and its gradual natural change, it is also the unsurmountable unavoidable attention-consuming routines.

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Re:72-year-old Congressman pursues a Master's in AI by 082349872349872 on Thursday December 29, 2022 @03:54AM (#34170808)

Those I avoid. Kids are grown and I have enough financial options to be picky with my contracts, so YMMV.

(and, come to think of it, I've finally convinced my spouse of the value of letting me have 4-hour blocks of focus time)

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Re:72-year-old Congressman pursues a Master's in AI by ngoilapites on Thursday December 29, 2022 @05:00AM (#34171124)

These are valuable suggestions indeed. As per my spouse, she sees the value of letting me away to fully switch off (hike, surf, other sportish activity) one week or 10 days every 6-8 months. I am much fresher after these breaks.

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