dream_weasel

This advice won’t be helpful to you unfortunately, but if there are students reading, the answer as others have said is already being connected. A key way to make this happen is through research with faculty followed by (potentially) internships and then full time offers. If you just show up and kick ass every day for 3 to 5 years and even get a 4.0 GPA the market will still be very tough.

Bonus points though which might help OP: anything you can do that narrows the pool helps you. For example, if you’re a white bread american dude maybe look for a job that requires getting a clearance, if you’re mandarin Chinese maybe look for something that requires some translation or speaking, etc. You may not be the best programmer or the best salesman, but you might be a top tier salesman for programming tools.

I wasnt born for like 5 years after you got your card lol.

Shoot. You are bordering on older than me!

Yes. The trick is not to be a cheap ass, but also not to get hustled. So I guess you have to know something about the work being done?

Edit:

Also, I keep the extra materials. I paid for them. They are mine.

See also that YOUR temperature drops overnight. Your body temp goes down about 2 degrees overnight starting at the same time your body starts releasing melatonin before bed. This means as you start to wake up you also start to warm up, so you’re partially at fault here too!

The guy in the thumbnail looks like a mix between Bob Saget and Jimmy O. Yang.

Try a different medium or visit a doctor maybe?

That sounds like 20 minutes or less of reading but the Internet is telling me that for slower readers that’s up to an hour for 8k words. If it takes you an hour, maybe don’t go for quite as long in a sitting and work up to it a little, if it’s 15 to 25 mins of reading I think I would switch to something more paper-like / talk to an eye doctor about it.

Ghost Boy by Jacob Tillberg.

The rest of his music is unfortunately flat and disappointing to me.

Leaving social media helps… But if someone is wrong on Lemmy that’s a whole new problem I can’t help with.

I would say don’t sweat it too much and if you eat downvotes sometimes that’s fine.

Be sure to ask Claude to remove all comments, tests, and dry runs, then ask if there’s a good way you can make the code more complicated without increasing runtime more than 40%.

There is a data point missing here.

Do the same study and give some an LLM, some no LLM, and some a type A subject matter expert for reference. It may also matter if this person is a friend coworker or random passerby, but I would be willing to bet money that the same effect is present to a lesser (but still statistically significant) degree.

Maybe a future study can be further refined to build some scaffolding for more effective teaching/learning “on the job” or in general.

Thomas*

Turn the tables and LARP as an AI myself!

https://youraislopbores.me/

Aerospace systems. Have taught several classes of it already.

Bro, I eat half a tube of toothpaste a day for the health benefits. Have been doing that since I was 8.

Edit: /s for smooth brains

Have you ever talked to anyone in “healthcare support” over the phone? That shit could be improved by switching 100% to AI right now. It’s a revolving door of people who don’t want or understand the job and don’t give one quarter of one shit about it. We could improve central scheduling overnight, at least AI might pretend to look at provider notes.

I don’t have original ideas apparently

It means this person is outrageously pretentious and also not great at written English.

If you try to unpack this word salad, basically this person is of the opinion that you should protest dirty and smart (I get some hard lefty, “mop” kind of vibes), as opposed to just showing up in huge numbers once in awhile not getting anything done. This person then makes an offhand assertion that the system is rigged against this kind of protest in some double standard way. It seems like they think this is not effective, and also that the people that rise to the top in these situations are not the kind of people you probably want in leadership.

It makes me think the person feels they are much smarter than they actually are. Instead they ended up looking kind stupid in a “I’m in high school and I am very smart” sort of way.

At least that’s what I got from reading it twice and that’s as much effort as I have to give it.

Northern Indiana / Chicago, millennial. Basically everyone in my circles own. Have one friend who rents (lives in NYC).

It seems not too crazy to own in IN, but the problem is you have to live in IN.

This is just a regular OS. Gui is bloat because DE is bloat.

Window manager is all you need, the terminal is the file explorer. Free your mind!