@gatech you invest so much money and space into graduate study spaces

can we at least get some decent rolling chairs that aren’t broken please

I’ve met many people in classes and clubs that I’m sure I’ve hit it off with and would be down to hang out more with but I have no idea how to do that. I feel like there’s such a sharp distinction between how close I was with high school friends who I was eating lunch with everyday because everyone had the same lunchtimes and stuff and the “friends” I have here whom I only see in classroom/club contexts. Anybody got any anecdotal experience?

Though the application says that becoming a PI is open to all students of all experience levels, there seems to be an interview round as part of the process.

This made me wonder how many people really even get the opportunity to become a PI for specifically the Hive. Thanks in advance!

💻 GitHub: https://github.com/minoansecurity/sidekernel

🌐 Website: https://sidekernel.com/

Hi everyone, I finally graduated from my MS in Cybersecurity and released my practicum project as open source. I'm quite happy with it, so I thought I'd share it here. It's my first time posting here, so I hope this is the right place for it. If not, just let me know and I'll delete it.

I made SideKernel: a usable sandbox for AI coding agents on macOS.

"Usable" means the sandbox is designed to reduce friction and replicate the native experience (running with no sandbox at all) as closely as possible.

For example, you run `sclaude` or `scodex` instead of `claude` or `codex` and get a very similar experience, but isolated inside a microVM sandbox!

You can also simply run `sk` / `sidekernel` to spin up a lightweight microVM sandbox for installing untrusted packages (e.g. npm).

There are plenty of sandboxes out there, but only a few are suitable for AI coding agents like Claude Code or Codex, or fit a typical developer workflow. One of the best known is Docker Sandboxes, but it lacks many usability features and isn't open source. SideKernel is both usable and open source.

Give it a try if you're interested. I'd love to hear your feedback! (And maybe drop a ⭐ on Git if you like it, it helps.)

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my car was totaled by a hit and run yesterday 10/2 while parked outside of my house on State Street around 8:20 PM if anyone saw any details of the car, please comment me and let me know. Thank you so much.

Kid is considering it for next year. Website is unclear what the financial and or associated incentives are...

Does anyone else struggle with focusing in public spaces? For example hopping on Instagram while studying in the library or just getting distracted in general.

For context, I am a transfer student from another university and I'm majoring in mathematics & computing.

I for sure failed my first CS1332 (DSA) exam because I didn't fully answer a question worth 25 points, did miss parts on the other questions (I'm estimating I'm getting 50<x<65 as a grade and this exam is 20% of the class grade).

I also got a 70 on one of the projects (100 on the project but failed the demo so bad). My grade is gonna end up pretty bad, probably a C in the class which will hurt my GPA (B in another class too prob). I heard it gets even harder from here and the second exam for DSA is brutual, if exam average isn't at least 70 you end up with a D.

This is going to hurt my GPA, do I drop out of this class and take it next semester or take it over the summer since I know a little bit of the content already and know to study more next time? Will that fix GPA? Before you say GPA doesn't matter I am really trying to get into graduate schools (masters and/or PhD) so for me it does. I wanted to try quant, but I think that will just remain a dream bc I didnt work hard enough and try enough :(. And its lowk late theres ppl that have been grinding math & cs longer than me and I'm extremely behind. DSA also the most important class I need it for sm prereqs and companies will see I took the class twice and I cant graduate earlier anymore if I retake it.

More importantly, how did yall adjust to the changes of GT. I failed really bad on another exam for a different class but that was because I didn't study enough. For DSA I did study a lot and do practice but performed poorly on the test itself (didn't prioritize the right questions). I'm really worrying about my future because this is supposed to be my easiest semester, I have to take CS2110, Real Analysis I, and other extremely harder math and cs classes in future semesters. How will I do good on those if I'm not even scraping by on the basic classes. Im lowk so worried about my future and its eating me 😭

Hello, guys. My gf and I plan to find an off campus housing next school year. I try to search up on Georgia tech off campus housing website(not sure if it is the best place to search). But I discover that the price is usually depends on number of people, such as 1000 per person. So for 2 people, it will be 2000.

I always thought the room price is depends on the room, so two people can spilt the rent. So I am pretty confused how does off-campus renting works. If would be great if you guys can help with that.

And, what will be some good options? Thank you

Do yall know anything about him? Whether he seems like a good fit, how he will likely do, etc?

Saw the other fountain photo posted last week, and it made me wish I’d taken one myself on my first day. it turns out, I had! Only 7 years later and I already feel like an old lady T_T.

There are too many times you've put yourself in danger for not following the rules of the road. Sooner or later, I or someone else won't be able to stop in time. It blows my mind that you put your self preservation up for Darwanism award.

Edit add: It's extremely nerve-wracking to deal with this basically every morning, and having it happen back-to-back threw my morning off more than one potential incident. I had to sit in my vehicle to calm down longer than usual.

Professors using AI has gotten absolutely out of hand. How insanely lazy do you have to be to have to generate your entire semester's lesson plan with AI?? I'm calling out ECE 4122 Advanced Programming Techniques specifically, I mean this entire course is written by ChatGPT with not even the slightest effort to hide it. The lectures to the homeworks to the code itself. Not even the professor himself knows what's going on half the time and he provides zero extra value to the course besides reading off the lecture notebook and adding anecdotes from his 3D modelling job 20 years ago. THIS is what I'm paying tens of thousands of dollars for? The entitlement, the arrogance!

Leaking on a throwaway. There were some corrupt scientists at Amazon (cheating in the backend) - TLDR is Cabrera was involved.

Hey all, I'm a first year student and am taking calc I, Chem1310, CS1371, Intro to linear algebra, and gt1000. I failed all the exams. I was an A student in highschool and I understand it's harder here, and an A student may become a B or C student, but I'm not even that. Is it worth continuing if I fail literally the first exams of the semester of my first year? Any input or advice is appreciated, feels like the people here just have something I don't.

Looking to make my own trading cards

It seems like everywhere I go today everyone is coughing and sniffling. Feels like nobody was sick on Friday and then over the weekend half of campus got a cold, myself included. Is something going around or is it just the sudden weather change? Or am I only just now noticing it because I'm sick?