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[Wumpus]

Hello I am 20 years old I have been lifting for about 6 years now and I have been taking my diet and programming seriously for about 3 of those years. I have just recently became enhanced. I enjoy reading and learning on this forum and hope to continue to learn much more. I am from the US and in school for computer science, I am really into computer systems and low level programming and hope to one day create my own os.

I have received great help and information from members of this community and am very grateful for that.

Feel free to ask me anything, I hope to get to know you all well.

 

[Astartes]

Thank you for the intro post. Welcome to Meso

 

[readalot]

Welcome to MESO. Great intro.

I hope to get to know you all well.

Yeah, careful with that.

 

[GeneLifts]

Welcome

 

[accidentaljedi173]

Hello I am 20 years old I have been lifting for about 6 years now and I have been taking my diet and programming seriously for about 3 of those years. I have just recently became enhanced. I enjoy reading and learning on this forum and hope to continue to learn much more. I am from the US and in school for computer science, I am really into computer systems and low level programming and hope to one day create my own os.

I have received great help and information from members of this community and am very grateful for that.

Feel free to ask me anything, I hope to get to know you all well.

Welcome to meso, what's your current stats and goals?

 

[RomanMVP]

Very nice intro, welcome to MESO!

 

[Wumpus]

Welcome to meso, what's your current stats and goals?

At the moment I’m about 205lb at around 18% bf I would like to one day be at around 220 at 10%-12% bf

 

[Jona122]

im new as well, welcome

 

[JACNZPP]

Nice intro bro.

Welcome to Meso!

Keep reading and learning I’m pushing 35 years old and I learn somthing new from here most days!

What did you start with for your first cycle?

 

[Wumpus]

Nice intro bro.

Welcome to Meso!

Keep reading and learning I’m pushing 35 years old and I learn somthing new from here most days!

What did you start with for your first cycle?

I started with 500mg test c but I began having constant stage 2 hypertensive BP so at the moment I am coming off and continuing to research and learn as I reassess everything.

 

[JACNZPP]

Good plan. Keep the post updated bro!

I started with 500mg test c but I began having constant stage 2 hypertensive BP so at the moment I am coming off and continuing to research and learn as I reassess everything

 

[kyle1990]

Hey bro I'm not new on here as far as how long I've had this account and been reading the forums and finding vendors and such, but I'm still marked as a new member because I never really post and I'm trying to start committing more so I can post in the steroid underground....
I learn have learned so much on this forum,and continue to learn new stuff every time I'm on here ...Does anybody know all the different things you can do to be able to comment on the steroid underground? I guess I could just donate 10 dollars as this forum is worth much more then ten dollars to me

 

[Ghoul]

Forget programming in the conventional sense. That's going to be automated away.

You have a sufficient foundation to take a 6 month online course in AI systems from Columbia School of Engineering and they'll hook you up with a $100k+ entry level job without needing to sit through a feminist theory and decolonization course to get a degree no one values anyway, That early start will be worth millions to you over the next decade.

 

[zpped]

Forget programming in the conventional sense. That's going to be automated away.

You have a sufficient foundation to take a 6 month online course in AI systems from Columbia School of Engineering and they'll hook you up with a $100k+ entry level job without needing to sit through a feminist theory and decolonization course to get a degree no one values anyway, That early start will be worth millions to you over the next decade.

This is terrible advice. 100k entry level in comp sci is a joke. Top companies are paying 300k+ for new grads and we aren't hiring people with a 6 month cert.

 

[JACNZPP]

Hey bro I'm not new on here as far as how long I've had this account and been reading the forums and finding vendors and such, but I'm still marked as a new member because I never really post and I'm trying to start committing more so I can post in the steroid underground....
I learn have learned so much on this forum,and continue to learn new stuff every time I'm on here ...Does anybody know all the different things you can do to be able to comment on the steroid underground? I guess I could just donate 10 dollars as this forum is worth much more then ten dollars to me

Hey Bro
I think you have to just comment and get involved in conversation and then you get access quite soon after.
Maybe start your own new member thread!

 

[Wumpus]

Forget programming in the conventional sense. That's going to be automated away.

You have a sufficient foundation to take a 6 month online course in AI systems from Columbia School of Engineering and they'll hook you up with a $100k+ entry level job without needing to sit through a feminist theory and decolonization course to get a degree no one values anyway, That early start will be worth millions to you over the next decade.

I appreciate the info I will definitely look into that as I will be graduating very soon. I’m pretty interested in neural networks as well and enjoy studying them so that doesn’t sound bad at all.

I have read a lot of your posts regarding blood pressure you appear to be very well educated on it. I would like your opinion if you wouldn’t mind giving it to me. I started out my first cycle of test c at 500mg, I was injecting eod. I felt fine for the first 8-9 weeks of the cycle but I started getting very dizzy and sick. Since I was feeling so dizzy I suspected it to be a BP issue, which it was. I was at a pretty constant 160/60. My last injection was about 5 days ago and I’m beginning to feel better and BP has dropped a bit. Prior to this I had my bloods done while no exogenous hormones were in my body, everything was perfect. As well as having no BP issues prior to this. I have gotten my bloods done again and am awaiting results mainly to check rbc count and my estrodial levels. My plan at the moment is to come off completely get my BP back to normal. I do not want to stop using AAS forever. If you could give me any type of direction/advice on what you think I should do or anything I should really study up on and learn I would greatly appreciate it.

 

[kyle1990]

Hey Bro
I think you have to just comment and get involved in conversation and then you get access quite soon after.
Maybe start your own new member thread!

Ok awesome i think I will do that I appreciate it bro thank you..

 

[Grey Spartan]

This is terrible advice. 100k entry level in comp sci is a joke. Top companies are paying 300k+ for new grads and we aren't hiring people with a 6 month cert.

You said "we aren't hiring", do you own a company that hires comp sci people for 300k+ or are you in HR at a company?

 

[RekTest]

Forget programming in the conventional sense. That's going to be automated away.

You have a sufficient foundation to take a 6 month online course in AI systems from Columbia School of Engineering and they'll hook you up with a $100k+ entry level job without needing to sit through a feminist theory and decolonization course to get a degree no one values anyway, That early start will be worth millions to you over the next decade.

Do you not believe everything, AI wise wont be taken over by said AI? Why hire people when it can do it itself,
Or maybe I have the wrong idea of AI, but I am under the understanding of it isnt a physical, hands on job, that ai will eventually take it over,
Which is why I went into the trades… 3 months schooling gets you 135k straight out of school bottom of totem pole, 200k easy topped out.

 

[Ghoul]

Do you not believe everything, AI wise wont be taken over by said AI? Why hire people when it can do it itself,
Or maybe I have the wrong idea of AI, but I am under the understanding of it isnt a physical, hands on job, that ai will eventually take it over,
Which is why I went into the trades… 3 months schooling gets you 135k straight out of school bottom of totem pole, 200k easy topped out.

Don't misunderstand me. I started life as an aircraft electrician. I know the value of practical skills, including. the trades. They're vital and have been disrespected for far too long. If someone has the interest and aptitude to pursue any of those, it's a path to a good life. Keep half an eye on the future and certain trades are nearly a guarantee of great wealth.

I only pointed him to AI because he's going into IT, and the skill he's developed has given him a solid base, but looking forward the need for those with the ability to program in the conventional sense, even low level systems programming, is going to be niche with few openings and many applicants. Software companies are rapidly shedding programmers.

The course offered by Columbia School of Engineering (MIT has a similar program) I'm referring to is specifically for those with an IT background (which he has), and is the equivalent of a 4 year degree without all the general education bullshit. It's a purely technical education, and all that's needed. No reason to take the "slow boat" into that career, and there's a huge advantage getting into the AI industry this early, It's around ten grand before student aid brings it down.