(09-06-2014, 03:17 AM)Titor Wrote: Thanks, Val!Â
Yeah, security and such is really awesome, especially when you get deep into crypto. My problem I think is that I am so deeply passionate about such a wide range of CS topics. I love being behind a terminal and working with servers, security and AI, but I am also very for human augmentation.Â
In undergrad I kind of took a bit of everything, a few AI classes, a few gamedev classes, a few courses with human subjects for a variety of research topics.Â
I think what will be my deciding factor is what research opportunity stands out the most to me in grad school. I am currently in the process of applying, and may end up taking a bit more of a break and just freelancing random stuff until next semester.
You're most welcome! Sadly, I'm absolutely horrid at math so CS wasn't really an option for me. Thankfully, I don't necessarily need to have a CS degree in order to take up ethical hacking and go into working with servers and doing a bunch of terminal or be a white-hat.
Edit: Thanks for the comments about the wiki! You can thank the lovely Tiergan for the large drawing of Val, and of course I have the others listed as well if you hover the mouse over the pictures. I think some of them are still taking commissions! I actually considered throwing Mel at you for a scientist/work environment, as he enjoys studying things using aether but isn't necessarily the most pure of individuals.
As for designing your own wiki, I say take it slow. Kind of snoop around, see what you like and just kind of go with it. You've obviously been around long enough to get a good feel of what may or may not be OP, and this community is pretty great. People (myself included) would be more than happy to answer your questions if you wish to ask them!
