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I feel like this kind of post is starting to become much more common as of late, wondering where everyone - including the internet of the past - has gone. There's one currently up for maintaining a social life, there was one maybe a we
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> But what chance do you think there is to actually have a real conversation with someone over social media (or even text)? Based on the context of the original comment, they probably believe the chance is very low. After thinking on it
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Reducing my portions for food, even if it's healthy stuff. I've found that it's helped me drop a considerable amount of weight yet still be able to have things I want to have, even if they're unhealthy. I started playing
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Seems like your secret was age-proximal roommates. I've been trying meetups to no avail, but I've heard that roommates are a huge gamble in and of themselves. What are your opinions on both?
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1. I said it in the OP, but no one seems to know what to do with me. I just kind of exist to look at tickets and add/remove a few lines. Meanwhile, even the intern we just got for the summer was given a project, although it was just ki
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> Have you asked HR or your boss if they have an explicit mentorship program at your new job? Yes, they have a program for those who are college hires (hired straight from college). I was not a college hire: this is my second job, but my
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Ask HN: Do software dev mentors really exist?
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> It feels empty, and I couldn't care less for most of the cast if they make it or not. Very astute. I'm someone who was in the same boat, sharing the same beliefs you hold for the OT and prequels. I haven't watched a sing
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For my interests, I guess I can't see the value in a mobile user; maybe in some really one-off cases in my interests it would be prudent for a unified view? The most I've seen a Reddit board do is have fancier sidebar links. My th
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Reddit has always been a strange place to me, even as it has grown to be a cornerstone of socialization on the internet. I didn't grow up with it, I'm still not a huge fan of the layout even after the redesign, the way comments wo
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> Some people are so green, they don't even know what they are looking for. As a junior, I've run into this, especially since I have no mentor and I just kind of have to wing it when it comes to my own education. Example, I hav
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> Meme culture, "doggos", baby talk in tweets and texts, "adulting" As a younger person ('92 - I guess I qualify for millenial depending on who you ask?) who was on the internet and a part of nonsensical and whim
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If I can piggyback on the OP's question, I have my own scenario: I'm still considered a "recent grad" by my current company despite my previous post-college job (not in a software field) and while I can ask workplace
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> Searching for relevant mentorship is a very very hard problem. I completely agree. As someone just reaching a bit over 3 years out of a bachelor's program, I had no one that I could talk to for a solid 20 years of my life about co