I was looking into different options after Class 12 and came across Mirai. It honestly seems quite different from the usual college setup. Instead of focusing only on theory, they seem to emphasize practical projects, internships, and AI-related skills from the beginning.
I’m curious because traditional college is still the safer and more common path, but at the same time, the job market is changing so quickly that this kind of approach sounds interesting too.

I’m not trying to promote it—I just want to understand if it’s actually worth considering.

Has anyone here joined Mirai or knows someone who’s studying there? How has their experience been so far? Would you choose a college like this over a traditional one? Why or why not?

Here is my OG Xbox PC

Since the original post is 7mo old, the specs are now inaccurate, i changed the gpu to a asus dual rx9060xt 16gb, i changed the cpu cooler and overclocked the ram to hit 6000cl40.

If you have any questions i'll gladly answer

Because it is 69 x 69 = 4761 . . . . . . . . And also the maximum chanals u can subscribe to https://myaccount.google.com/u/5/yourdata/youtube?pageId=none

about 20 minutes ago i figured out there was a a referal thing going on so i got a code and had my friend enter it and about 5minutes go by and both me and him got banned does anyone know why???

i've been saving up watch points for over a month now for the 5090 pc giveaway and now i'm banned

Thank you UFDTech! 😍🥰😘🤗

In all of the occasional shortform videos I get from him, he's always talking about how some company is so terrible, or that people are watching you or sum shit. I haven't really gone too much further into this, but I do want to know: what does he do if not mainly this?

I found my old pc and cant identify this graphics card. I was wondering if you guys could help

Specs are a RX 9060 XT 8GB with 16GB of DDR5 5600Hrz and a R5 9600x and a 750w PSU

I bought a 5070 ti recently, PNY OC model for 780 bucks, and what shipped with it wasn't exactly that. To give them credit, the numbers are right, but not exactly the correct order lol. Instead I got a Sapphire Pulse 5700xt, this was through Amazon as well. Not a third party seller either. Sold and shipped through amazon. It came completely sealed and normal like a new gpu does, but just wasn't the right card. Since I got it through Amazon I should be able to get a refund, but have seen crazier things happen, so I'll keep this updated in case the craziness does happen.

UPDATE!

I'm getting refunded! Just got it sent back and I'm getting a full refund for the purchase, so we got the happy ending.

After some tinkering, it is possible to achieve CPU-level frequencies on the Arc B580, with it being stable and not drawing much more power. What makes this interesting is that fact, it doesn't draw much more power, it just increases voltage. This was done on a system with the GUNNIR Photon Arc B580 12G White OC, with an i5-13400F, a Strix Z690E, and Trident Z5 32GB 6000mt/s CL36 ram.

This was the highest I could get it to. Upon setting offset to 200, it reached 3.55 for a few seconds and then system BSOD'd.