Eh. it’s start up culture. They give the C suite 50 million dollars and want 100 million dollars in 10 years and they aren’t shy about going full Gordon Ramsay on anyone not 100% dedicated to that, even if you just get paid hourly to manage social media
venture capital. a group of investors with money who will put that money into promising companies so when it’s successful you make more money back.
I dont have ADHD but I did (do?) have depression.
Although not the specifics, I’ve felt the same way so many times.
I’ve also felt that no one else has ever felt this way
I’ve also felt that I would never get better, nor did I want to get better
It can be better. You can be better.
The important thing is to stay safe.
I’m OK (now? currently? hopefully forever) but when I’m struggling I too appreciate the warning.
android Firefox
how you hitting CTRL on a phone?
USAA has 8-12 ONLY. My smallest memorized password algorithm is 13 characters, that I typically use for throwaways, doesn’t even fit.
D2’s problem is different. To succeed critically they needed to produce The Taken King or The Witch Queen every content cycle, but there’s no way to do that except release only once a year — but they wanted to release every 3 months, so they made shitty DLCs that everyone mildly disliked and hyped them up so people actively disliked them on release.
Then the shitty mini DLCs began cannibalizing the dev, time and monetary budget from the main DLCs and it fell into a downward spiral.
A closer analogy would be how Target, Walmart, Amazon steal small-scale designers work from Etsy etc and mass produce it without paying royalties.
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I think sometimes some artists need a guide - I didn’t care much for Springsteen until someone lent me We Shall Overcome, based on folk working songs and mythology from Appalachians.
And then I’ve heard Tom Morello introduce a few of Springsteen’s songs with some socio-political context on his radio show and enjoyed them more with that insight.
Someone has teefed de cheese!
I wasn’t pathetic enough
it doesn’t matter to the bots author why you click it, just that someone does occasionally.
I went to school for clowning.
I graduated and toured a clown show.
I’ve won a bunch of awards and had a career in clowning.
I also learned a bunch of transferable skills and took a day job in marketing after successfully marketing a bunch of tours. Now I earn good money, am on the path to directorship and am well respected in the artistic and business communities.
Maybe one person’s experience is not universal and there is no right or wrong answer about how to approach education, training or certification.
YouTube but also porn. As it’s much less regulated in terms of tone and content, you get a lot of casual racism, misogyny and similar just thrown into the videos of pene and vagene
I’m on board with rules if it involves live animals tbh
Isn’t the inverse - “I asked x number of black people and they were OK with it” or even “I assume y% number of black people are ok with it” subject to the same criticism?
I am white so we’re probably getting to the edge of propriety in this conversation.
as a complete layman and hobbyist i also personally think that “more pythonic” coding can sometimes be more confusing.
I dont think any beginner reads “j for j for i in k” and instantly gets it.
maybe unpopular opinion idk