blunderchief

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by blunderchief 3y ago
There's an immersive viewing setting on the Vision Pro called Cinema that's very close. It puts you inside a theater-like room without seats and gives you a pretty convincing feeling of looking at a movie screen — way better than
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by blunderchief 3y ago
This actually helps me a little bit. I've also seen people say they can read screens, and that's not my experience. I also have the lens inserts, and I suspect that part of the problem is how they implement the prescription. I&#x2
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by blunderchief 3y ago
The author put it wrong. You don’t have to be unique versus billions, just unique enough to make a few rounds of judicious cuts. By the time they’re ACTUALLY looking at yours in detail, they’ve whittled candidates down to like 10 people (es
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by blunderchief 3y ago
See, this gets at the root of my problem with the post. It makes total sense that a recruiter needs to make some adjustments to how they sift through resumes when faced with hundreds of them. They can be as overworked as anyone! But the ton
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by blunderchief 3y ago
I can speak to this, at least anecdotally. Some of my family are conspiratorial thinkers, trumpy types. They’re in Texas, where the power grid is continuing to slowly buckle, and they will happily agree it’s hotter than it used to be, even
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by blunderchief 3y ago
I was all the way out the first time he wrote “dark money”
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by blunderchief 3y ago
Yep. Journalists' questions can be very direct, and very pointed. It tends to make them sound callous, but it's necessary to get the best answer.
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by blunderchief 4y ago
Consider the humble minivan. Seriously. I’m also in your shoes. I bike or walk most places I need to go, but I use the minivan when I need to get large things. The rear seats fold into the floor and the middle seats come out if I need the e