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by taurath 3y ago
> The reason this occurs is because there is no baseline of competence in software Funny, I actually feel like it’s the opposite - most orgs I’ve worked in have an ultra high bar in specific areas to pass an interview, leaving otherwise
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by taurath 3y ago
Here in the US that usually means they’ve got $200-300k in student loan debt to pay off the moment they start their residency
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by taurath 3y ago
It’s horrifying and also just accepted and pushed constantly by established doctors and administrators. It’s the same as teaching - only the most zealous will ever survive, because they’re the only one that will put up with the conditions.
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by taurath 3y ago
In the short term, discovering I have a dissociative disorder was very difficult, and the discovery rendered me unable to maintain my job. Cue a massive amount of reading into some of the darker parts of humanity to try to explain what happ
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by taurath 3y ago
Thanks for this post. Its a huge elephant to bite off but takes consistent effort, which is for me the most difficult part.
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by taurath 3y ago
Can you tell me anything about how to get into that type of role?
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by taurath 3y ago
This precisely. Who’s going to utilize weed more? People going through mental anguish. You know what causes major depression anxiety and psychosis? Trauma. Read the ACE study. A cruel traumatizing environment and behaviors are far more to b
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by taurath 3y ago
It’s a bit of an investor trick as recurring revenue is treated as orders of magnitude more important than moment to moment sales. This is for some good reasons but there’s also reason to think it’s overvalued as every industry has very dif
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by taurath 3y ago
One can't even mark all messages as read in iMessage, which seems to me like the most basic functionality. Something is really messed up in how this thing has to run if you can't do that
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by taurath 3y ago
Agree, I’ll use sweet basil (labeled Thai basil) and it can work okay for the dish! The quality of the ground pork matters - especially in American grocery stores the ground pork smells like cat food. If it’s pink all the way through and lo
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by taurath 3y ago
Thanks for the tip! I’ve been growing my own but when I’m out I’d love to get more.
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Kao Soi is a staple in many Thai restaurants in my city!
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by taurath 3y ago
I grow my own holy basil in a hydroponic garden to make proper krapao at home. It’s the dish I miss most from Thailand. I’ve considered making a food blog that rates Thai restaurants by their krapao as I’ve noticed if that dish is good the
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by taurath 3y ago
Broadly agree that simpler is better. Having seen systems be built up over time that do significant things (or run on many platforms, or have lots of abstractions) a lot of the time the tougher parts are.. well, complicated. Some of those t
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by taurath 3y ago
Honestly would recommend a therapist. Brain fog isn’t always chemical or neurological decline. Cognition on a particular subject can fade for any number of reasons and most of the ways that are fixable involve learning to work with your own
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by taurath 3y ago
To give some abstractions out of the box, mostly, so you don’t have to reinvent the wheel - the demands of a lot of websites and applications nowadays include interactivity on every level, very fast and smooth ui population, and pretty anim
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by taurath 3y ago
Personally I’d rather we have a populace of people who are healthy fed educated and housed so that more people than the elite can participate in the progress of humanity.
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by taurath 3y ago
The power dynamics between a corporation and a person are very lopsided towards the corporation. Advice of “they should just quit” seems to assume opportunity elsewhere, and undermines the amount of pain and disruption to people’s lives at
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I was just disagreeing and committing is the new “just following orders”
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A huge percentage of US workers don’t get paid time off at all.
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by taurath 3y ago
> The fashion for high functioning, highly articulate individuals calling themselves "autistic" is relatively new It’s a spectrum, and you don’t know the struggles of the person you’re replying to. Just because someone can mask
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by taurath 3y ago
Just under 10. Granted there’s a lot of health issues that have made it more difficult for me.
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by taurath 3y ago
Very tough. Need to have prestigious and very precise relevant direct experience in every facet of any role it seems. They won’t look at ability to learn anymore. Folks like me without degrees seem to be getting tossed without a second look
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by taurath 3y ago
Hired was awful for me with similar xp. There were very few companies and all we’re looking for bottom of the market rates
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by taurath 3y ago
I think you’re missing my point - I don’t think it’s going to be cheap, or even economical compared to a cheap self owned vehicle, any time soon. I’m predicting it won’t be cheaper than Uber or Lyft until 3rd or 4th generations, especially
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Staff to clean the cars. Staff to refuel the cars. The cars themselves. The administrative and technology teams to ensure the cars work, logistics work. Teams to handle incidents. Replacing that $35/hr driver gets pretty difficult unle
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by taurath 3y ago
These efficiencies could be getting born out by the existing ride share apps but the promised efficiencies haven’t come to fruition at all yet. All subscription services like this have had high promises of cheaper and more economical servic
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by taurath 3y ago
> I wonder if this is a function of how “around the corner” this tech has felt for so long? Have we somehow become jaded to this innovation before it has even arrived? The end customer experience is nearly identical to having a quiet dri
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The intractability is honestly the worst part. All decisions to help the climate crisis are first and foremost prioritizing private sector profits. We’re sitting around hoping for new inventions to save us.
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by taurath 3y ago
CBT is designed around outcomes that can be easily measured. It can also be actually harmful in cases where there’s actual trauma or neglect underlying the behavior or thought patterns. It has a tendency to paper over them. It helps a lot o

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