Quinzel

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by Quinzel 2y ago
You should read the book “LikeWar”. It helps to understand some of the current political landscape.
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by Quinzel 2y ago
There’s not many creative suggestions on this post that you probably didn’t think of, or try already. Have you tried social engineering your way into one? This is just an idea… but big tech companies have generally got LinkedIn pages with e
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by Quinzel 2y ago
That’s very true!
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by Quinzel 2y ago
Thanks for your comment. I haven’t really considered it for a couple of reasons. Firstly, I don’t think my story is remarkable enough, and nor do I have a platform to really do that and have any solid impact. Secondly, I think my overall ou
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by Quinzel 2y ago
I agree with this stance. HeLa cells are interesting, but Henrietta Lacks is not a hero in science.
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by Quinzel 2y ago
Is this a joke? I can read and write cursive, and I actually cannot comprehend people not being able to do this? Do you get paid? I'd do it for money. I'd not waste my time doing it for free.
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by Quinzel 2y ago
My biggest mistake I made was accidentally getting pregnant at 20 years old, with no job, house or income. Let's just say, it sets you back quite a lot. However, I do actually love my kids a lot, so as hard as it was, there was a silve
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by Quinzel 2y ago
I was homeless for a few months in my first year of university when I was 18 years old. It was mostly self-inflicted, though I think my life circumstances sort of led up to it. I had been keen to leave home because I had had a few traumatic
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by Quinzel 2y ago
Wow… reading that it made me wonder if this is my older son’s problem (or gift). He was never a good sleeper as a child. He used to not fall asleep until midnight and then wake up at 4am when he was little. He got put on clonidine when he w
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by Quinzel 2y ago
Talk quietly, and talk less often? I pay more attention to people who speak less often. Additionally, I think you might be making the mistake of sharing your experiences in a way that you think makes you relatable, when really unintentional
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Likewar: The Weaponization of Social Media(digital-commons.usnwc.edu)
3 points by Quinzel 2y ago|1 comments
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by Quinzel 2y ago
Great book. Highly recommend people read it.
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by Quinzel 2y ago
I’m a non-software engineer, here’s what I think: I think of bachelors degrees, or undergraduate degrees and diploma’s as being like little samplers. There is advantages to getting a degree, like showing you can finish something you started
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by Quinzel 2y ago
I think the key difference between the internet now and then is that back then, the internet was novel but it was also optional, and something we chose to opt into at the end of the day, thus giving us an escape from reality in someway shap
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by Quinzel 2y ago
Dude, just learn to play piano and read sheet music for classical music. I got through the first 5 grades of piano in a single term. Literally the easiest thing I’ve ever learned. And once you know how to read sheet music and play something
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by Quinzel 2y ago
Hairdressers. Have you ever had a bad haircut due to miscommunication between yourself and your hairdresser? I think software could help with this problem. We have AI that can now show us pictures of how our hair would look if we had it cut
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by Quinzel 2y ago
I don’t use AI for any of my work or study requirements. Rather, I’ve been using chatGPT as a recipe book. I generally hate cooking so decided to see if having a robot cooking companion might help make it easier. For me, it actually does.
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by Quinzel 2y ago
I think this is a terrible idea. You could have a really great candidate who for what ever reason, couldn’t afford to apply then and there, and the company would then miss out on amazing talent. It would be a net negative for employers and
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by Quinzel 2y ago
Yeah, I don’t frequent many websites. I go on Facebook occasionally intermittently, but go through phases where I deactivate it. I also go on my university website for my online learning but I don’t go on many websites.
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by Quinzel 2y ago
Safari as my default Chrome - not by choice, but for a particular course I’m doing which insists that chrome is better. I don’t love either but I’m just habitually use to Safari.
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by Quinzel 2y ago
I haven’t watched/read the news in years and I feel so liberated from it. When something worth knowing happens, I still hear about it. But not consuming news gives me the space I need to think independently about things from the influ
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by Quinzel 2y ago
I’m in the midst of about 2 months off of work, and my morning routine is certainly different. I don’t sleep with an alarm clock which is actually amazing. My routine goes like this: - Wake up naturally when sick of sleeping. - drink larg
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by Quinzel 2y ago
I don’t think I have a same level of experience you do in terms of work because I’ve only had two different careers, thought I’ve done multiple jobs within those careers. However, I’m a perpetual student, and I collect degrees. Not just for
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by Quinzel 2y ago
I would like to finish a painting I’ve been procrastinating from finishing for about 10 months now, and then get rid of it (give it away) and I’d also like to do more artworks, exploring new ideas and techniques I’ve learned lately.
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by Quinzel 2y ago
Cool idea. I might copy you.
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by Quinzel 2y ago
I just started reading Madness Made Me by Mary O’Hagen, and I’ll finish it before the end of tomorrow. It’s a good read. It offers good insight into someone’s journey through madness and dealing with the mental health system. My personal f
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by Quinzel 2y ago
My favourite memories from Christmas were this year! I grew up as a poor kid. Christmas was kind of hard every year. I know my mum did try to make it special but more often than not, I just felt disappointed as a kid. I had no belief in thi
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by Quinzel 2y ago
I second this.
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by Quinzel 2y ago
Because being a parent is hard.
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by Quinzel 2y ago
I swing between hating my job and loving it. Sometimes it’s super interesting, but other times it’s either too boring or too demanding. I am an anaesthetic assistant. If I’m learning how to master a new piece of technology, or showing othe

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