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How to freely borrow all the TVL from the Jet Protocol

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How do hackers handle the pressure of the day to day?

Lets be real. Name one successful hacker that ISNT paranoid as balls. Shit eats at you no matter how great you think you are.

How are we managing mental health while we work is my question? Any anonymous homies want to share tips on how to manage the stress? What do you do to unwind? How do you find a mentor if you need help?

Appreciate anyone that takes the time to sincerely answer this

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Is it possible to combine Data Science with hacking / IT-security?

Since I was a kid, ~20 years ago, I was interested in IT security. Even though there was not much information out there, I still did simple stuff like scripting, playing with trojans/viruses, wireless wiretap, hacking computer games etc. . But I had no support / help / person to ask, so it got more and more difficult for my 11 year old brain, and I stopped.

Now many years later I study Data Science, which is a lot of statistics (also with many ML topics like (un)supervised learning, reinforcement learning etc.) with a bit of CompSci topics like Data structures, Algorithm, programming, data bases, SW engineering...

My question: Is there any way to combine this Data Science knowledge with hacking/ IT-security? So that I can specialize in a topic Im really interested in? So far, I really miss the technical stuff in Data Science, which inspires me since I was a kid. Finding out gaps, errors and weak points in a system is something that really intrinsically motivates me.

Thanks in advance!

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