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Comment #37468048
I have a very similar experience. However I gently disagree with the language of introversion getting "worse". To me it's not a negative at all. In lockdowns in 2020 as an extreme …
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Comment #36047880
I often see signs instructing to tune to whatever AM for weather info, so I don't think it's that far fetched. Kids learning to read ask questions about stuff they see. And FWIW, I…
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Comment #36001744
Yet again the importance of a social safety net is underlined. In the US many people send their visibly sick kids to school because they need to go to work and don't have the time …
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Comment #34898918
I've worked with a couple of folks that have said this exact thing, yes. One was a lab tech and I'm pretty sure she was less-than-breaking-even with putting her two kids in daycare…
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Comment #34898733
I know you're being rhetorical, but often, just trying to avoid a gap in your resume. It sucks but there can be a greater long-term cost to trying to reenter the workforce after ta…
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Comment #34789386
Like he acknowledged the rail workers?
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Comment #34679268
Probably because there is no shortage of white boxers, and an observation about black people liking a cartoon isn't all that relevant?
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Comment #34678394
Thank you for pointing out that last part. I think folks forget how vital that foot in the door is/was, whether it's the school on your resume or the reference from the internship …
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Comment #34532170
You'd think, right? But "real Americans"! But "coastal elites"!
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Comment #34455274
You're not wrong, but generally speaking, trying to get your employer to make up the difference (as they are legally required to) is a good way to get fired.
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Comment #34440740
No, I think you're spot on. If you can point to the requirements you were given, the technical clarifications you sought, etc. and show how you fulfilled them, then you as a SWE di…
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Comment #34440516
I'm not a parent but that sounds like parenting on hard mode. And I couldn't agree more - because I don't argue over every little thing, I feel like my opinions are more respected …
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Comment #34358525
> [...] the Java solutions could be understood even by dullards like me. This is 100% the type of person that came to mind when I read the OP. I'm sure we're all sick of the term "…
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Comment #34353329
If you're ok with it, could you elaborate? Did you overreach technically, or did things come to a head with your management or teammates?
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Comment #34343388
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prohibitory_traffic_sign A handful of good comparison examples there - notably no pedestrian/no vehicle signs, which use clear imagery in Europe
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Comment #34342339
I was treating the dog as an analogy for us, or maybe for children - in environments that aren't particularly suited for us having good mental health, etc. And the giving the dog a…
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Comment #34338884
So on the level of the dog, everything else being equal, is it better to have the medication or to suffer?
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Comment #34311197
Feels like a serious reach, and trying to shoehorn unrelated issues into a discussion they don't belong. The author goes over her repeated brushes with death - and the warnings she…
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Comment #34310840
The author made decisions to put herself in dangerous situations. What does that have to do with seatbelt laws or food inspection guidelines?
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Comment #34163030
This, and interview practice is a plus too.
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Comment #34149116
Credit score (I kid)
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Comment #33780260
Therapy can literally just be talking through the same kinds of mechanisms as described here (with the plan to apply them to real life). Source: it was for me. How are they going t…
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Comment #33777344
It's the medium, not the genes. Like someone else mentioned, it's called fetal bovine serum (presuming GP meant "cow" and not "mare") and it's used in large quantities.
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Comment #33645255
Maybe something will come up in conversation! In any case having something to look forward to, even as mundane as a coffee date, is a blessing when your daily routine suddenly goes…