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Jemmeh
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They can both sometimes have those problems. Both can lead to the feeling of overstimulation which can lead to the same focus issues. For example, "So much is going on I can't pick which to pay attention to".
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Again anecdotal, but I've had a similar experience. I've been trying to reduce the amount of refined sugars in my diet, with the aim of being completely off refined sugars/artificial sweeteners at some point this year. I'
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Ehhh, it depends. If you're being a perfectionist and constantly trying to find the "best" solution, that'll make you burn out too. Certainly do your work in the design phase rather than code phase as it saves you time o
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This has been said the whole time, "Ah it's not a big deal", "ah he can't do much" but we keep underestimating him and now here he is, president elect.
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It is a different dynamic. The minimum wage needs to be up, but I wouldn't go from saying that to "shut down all restaurants". Not sure about what could be done about supply/demand. They are low skill jobs. Most people c
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That's true of any job though. Why single out restaurants? I'm all for automating jobs in general, but we're not there yet.
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Okay, thanks I wasn't sure if it was satire, because some people say an extreme thing to make a point. Well a lot of that comes from tipping culture and low pay. Like you need to lick my shoe in order to get your $3 tip. It's a po
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Honestly not trying to be rude, but is this satire? The job is demeaning because it's made to be so. Cooking in and of itself isn't demeaning. I love to bake. I don't love to bake and be treated like crap and get paid like cr
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That's at a nice restaurant though. It's more common than you think that there are restaurants just using paper tickets. I think Waffle House still does paper checks only and that's a huge chain. And most mom and pop restaura
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Women would of course also suffer from the lack of sleep, so I don't understand your point.
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When I look at software dev career boards most of the jobs are for senior roles. Look at Stack Overflow Careers and Glassdoor, just search "junior" then search "senior". I searched several major cities and they all had
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+1 There's a huge amount of people who lie on their resume, and simple questions weed them out with very little time investment on real applicants.
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I suppose it depends on the city, I guess in NYC where there are many people on the sidewalk it would be hard, but in Atlanta I don't think it'd be an issue, there's usually quite a lot of space.
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On the contrary, I sell things online (and through Amazon) and it's common advice that we sellers treat packages as if they will be thrown/dropped, because during shipping they often are. More expensive products tend to have more
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Wouldn't cleaner power plants = less pollution = less deaths?
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I think maybe they are referring to the fact that some people think we can just trash this planet because hey, there's another one.
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I get where you're coming from, because people are dying RIGHT NOW but the fixes for "right now" and "future times" can be the same solution. Scrubbers for example would make things cleaner pretty much immediately (
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I do this too. "Okay, the worst thing that can happen is XYZ. What would I do if that happened? I'd do ABC. Okay, I know how to handle it. Moving on."
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I feel like I got those things from K-12 education. I took French in high school. I took USA and World History. I had an economics class. When I first moved out, I still had to have room mates regardless of school. We had to do presentation
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> People who do not actually care about learning or thinking I don't want to waste money in our poorly-ranked, expensive schools where professors aren't even paid enough to live on. I instead utilize the resources available t
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Spreadsheet for who you applied to, if you've followed up, links to their site, notes on how you applied/if you know anyone, etc. And also Google calendar to make sure you follow up on correct days. "Tuesday call back #29 Coo
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I wouldn't say that makes them "better", but it's possible to shorten the time needed to learn to program by quite a lot. Though I mean more like 6mo-12 mo for most people if they do it 60+ hours/week with the right
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I mean yeah. If the Doctor tells me to do something in a panicked voice I'm going to listen.
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Whatever works for you. But don't knock people for using a different method. I've been very successful while getting a full night's sleep. Yes, I am working a few less hours, but -all- of my hours are much higher quality. And
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It can contribute though. I typed at high speeds for years without issues, it wasn't until I took a stressful job typing all day and my muscles were constantly tense that I got RSI.
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Any time you have to work hard for a long period of time, the trick is to take scheduled breaks. You don't need a long break either, just like 5 minutes every 30 minutes throughout the day will keep your energy up a lot. I'll come
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So basically Amazon's free shipping deal. Prime items if you're not a prime member over a certain $ amount gets free shipping.
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I could be wrong, but I understood that with the first Tesla crash death, it had issues because of too much light (was facing the sun) so apparently also another issue is sensors being blinded.
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Your phrasing made me realize, this is probably why I listen to things on loop a lot while working. I really am hearing it a thousand times... so it isn't overly distracting.
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That's like saying I'm lazy because I prefer sometimes doing a dance class over just running on the treadmill. There's more than one way to do things. That said, drills are important. You do have to practice at some point. Bu
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