@captain_mrs@me_ander If you do make one, please say. I’m enjoying being there right now: feels like Twitter 10y ago/blogs 20y ago, and most people use CWs so I can opt in to difficult content only if I’m ready for it. But yours is 1 account on here I really miss.
@nathanbenaich I don’t get it. Is Flow really just a build-to-rent corporate landlord? Which is a valid business model, but also a fairly mature and low margin one. Plenty offer community events and communal areas too. What’s the edge? https://t.co/x709BEfafZ
@captain_mrs Interesting! It feels like xueshen (1) would be more prone to fixed mindset risks than xueba (2) though, which wouldn’t bode well long term. Or is it just presence of effortlessness?
@fochti@AutisticCallum_ Is this because of associative thinking? (cf. Temple Grandin) For me at least it often needs a number of hooks to provide enough context to remember, but once I do I’m usually fine.
@slaterstich Maybe I’m being naïve here, but isn’t this something you should filter for when finding a job? How are decisions made? How are strategic priorities aligned to daily work? What does the data team own? How do you deal with feasibility and value risk?
@mekkaokereke @stuffysour Thanks, shall watch that tonight! And you could well be right: I may have been extrapolating too much to the downstream impact of others taking credit on career vs the owning work itself.
Hey underrepresented folks in technical roles! Performance review season is upon us. I want to take a few moments to remind you about some practical tips that can help you be evaluated more fairly in this and future seasons.
@paulg Yes, though (some!) can look the part dressed comfortably. Was walking round London with my visiting parents and we were invited in when passing Sotheby’s. They were dressed in old, slightly shabby hiking clothes. Half the staff thought they were there to buy.
@QiaochuYuan I try to do this too. For me it’s about countering negative self talk, providing a more positive—more realistic—narrative to my life. Has reduced the negative thoughts, and it’s honestly quite freeing!
@FlipChartRick In my experience, it’s people who have never built anything, and don’t understand how much more difficult that is than destroying something.
@AutisticCallum_ Interesting! I think related: may also be due to greater empathy for NTs vs autistics? Less likely to judge harshly if believe someone has good intentions, even if outcome is bad. For example https://t.co/ibKXjBKoGL
@elsalwilliams I’m sorry. It’s horrible. I’ve done both but managed to resume thanks to support. Please know it’s not your fault, and you are still the best version of yourself as much as the parts you see today.
@techpriest@PaulMainwood It’s a powerful message. At current levels, expect Covid
- No vaccine — every 4 years
- 2 doses — every 8-10 years
- 3 doses — every 60-70 years
Was on the CEV list, but having had my booster that’s a risk I’m prepared to take to enjoy life again.
https://t.co/O7aJHEWxsm
Trying to keep objective.
But looking at the numbers around boosters, my main concern is that the results are being absurdly undersold.
Most people are sick of COVID, sick of being told what to do, and are thinking of boosters are a nice-to-have.
They are transformative.
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