eradicatethots

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   by eradicatethots 9y ago

   Most jobs don’t list salaries lol
2. 62.▲
   by eradicatethots 9y ago

   It’s probably best to not do side projects. The bang for your buck is pretty low.
3. 63.▲
   by eradicatethots 9y ago

   I agree with you but I’m sure this will be flagged unless you tone it down
4. 64.▲
   by eradicatethots 9y ago

   Personally would not even look at the webcam, so it’s less awkward when I’m not expected to.
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   by eradicatethots 9y ago

   You’re going to have a real working relationship with these people. I don’t think it makes sense to have a working relationship where you’re concerned so much about appearances. Don’t need to treat interviewers like they’re hypersensitive t
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   by eradicatethots 9y ago

   I think it’s be better if interviewers and interviewees wrote code like they would in the job - no excessive commenting/checking ... just write effective, clean concise code and minimize time wasted In reality it might be risky to do t
7. 67.▲
   by eradicatethots 9y ago

   Is productivity that good? I’m that way too but I hate myself for it
8. 68.▲
   by eradicatethots 9y ago

   Realize that the people who don’t care are going to be the only ones left - what makes you less deserving of kids?
9. 69.▲
   by eradicatethots 9y ago

   Asking questions for the sake of asking questions, while currently necessary, is stupid. I wish it would go away.
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    by eradicatethots 9y ago

    Both
11. 71.▲
    by eradicatethots 9y ago

    I’ve thought the same but view it as a weakness
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    by eradicatethots 9y ago

    >who said that being alone = depression As a loner, I will say that. http://psycnet.apa.org/record/2006-03906-014
13. 73.▲
    by eradicatethots 9y ago

    I also was confused, but they probably mean “ Brand son”
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    by eradicatethots 9y ago

    Maybe I’m not aware but I’m pretty used to just trusting large news outlets with good credibility on things like this
15. 75.▲
    by eradicatethots 9y ago

    I think we should still strive to move towards being that way. Greed and maliciousness breed greed and maliciousness and it’s be good to root them out wherever we can.
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    by eradicatethots 9y ago

    I can relate, it worked for me too for a while. Still not really sure what I’m doing, but in a sense I’m back to where I was before I ever went doe that road... definitely might be totally wrong about things, I’m pretty afraid of that actua
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    by eradicatethots 9y ago

    Well then what do you say to the athletes in this thread who tried this for several years and felt no better? Have you been debunked? Does everyone have to spend 2 years of their life’s on your advice before they’re allowed to say “This doe
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    by eradicatethots 9y ago

    For me depression comes from thinking I should feel differently than I do, so fighting only makes that worse, whereas not fighting is better. Could be this is a cultural problem. In our culture we’re supposed to like work and everybody is e
19. 79.▲
    by eradicatethots 9y ago

    So did you try Rust for two years before deciding it didn’t help you? Your position on these things is across the board absurd >if you’re on meds ... Have you considered that the people in this thread saying it doesn’t work aren’t just s
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    by eradicatethots 9y ago

    I think my other reply to you is relevant here, because your advice cannot be proven wrong. You’re replying to someone who tried what you said, saw no marginal improvements, and saying that means they have to keep trying the same thing rega
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    by eradicatethots 9y ago

    And what do you say to people who have actually tried it and feel no better? Just try it more? And if that’s what you say, it seems you don’t hold this belief based on the fact that it works, but something unrelated entirely, and so I’d say
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    by eradicatethots 9y ago

    Agreed. Those people have nothing to offer the depressed. I’m not sure if they really want to help anyways, saying “oh just excercise” is useful the same way saying “not my problem” is useful. But then, why say anything st all?
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    by eradicatethots 9y ago

    I’m pretty sure depressed people don’t believe these things will help them. If they did, they would just force themselves into it despite feeling bad. The idea that there’s a problem here, rather than that exercise is just actually worthles
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    by eradicatethots 9y ago

    Or maybe they don’t believe you when you say it would help
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    by eradicatethots 9y ago

    Although it’s not really true- you have to become depressed after all
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    by eradicatethots 9y ago

    Also I don’t think gp was trying very hard (at all?) to understand this point
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    by eradicatethots 9y ago

    Have you tried not fighting?
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    by eradicatethots 9y ago

    No need to treat depressed people like children and withhold info about risks. They’re still humans after all.
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    by eradicatethots 9y ago

    This makes VR way way way more attractive to me - accessible and affordable. If VR will break through this seems like the product to do it. The trouble with VR so far isn’t VR itself, because Vr is actually pretty cool, but the trouble is t
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    by eradicatethots 9y ago

    Things can be accurate but misleading. This is a good example of misleading and accurate.