Someone just posted a ton of internal Bungie stuff on 4chan about Witch Queen. It spoils a ton more than we already knew. Stay far away from any place that posts leaks, especially the chans. I think /r/raidsecrets already has it Never mind, they banned leaks. Check any other rumor site if you really want to see, but be very careful!
So, to give this some context... I have asked around to A lot of people about their nursing program and what advice can they offer. Now mind you the people i have asked have all been in different programs. More so than not the best advice they offer up is to "keep your head down, fly under the radar, shut up you know nothing, and dont dare correct the instructor regardless how small or how right you are". So why is this? I have read many comments simular to this, let alone when I have looked up instructors almost all of them are on some serious power trip. Why in a job/career that its sole basis is to help people, seems like its more about me, myself and I and fuck everyone else? I get self preservation and its important that you succeed, but seriously what is up with this?
When I tried to apply for internships last fall, I failed the few OAs I received and was resume rejected/ghosted by everyone else. I found the whole process really stressful and questioned whether or not it was possible for me to break into software engineering.
If you're feeling this way right now, here's some advice:
Remind yourself of why you started to study computer science in the first place and explore that interest. Stay engaged in your coursework. Materialize an idea you have (literally anything) and start coding. Learn git. Make a simple portfolio website. Just do whatever you can to get your feet wet. It's not important if your first internship is with a FAANG company. Any opportunity you get to write software will bolster your resume and help you to clear resume screens.
On the topic of resumes: find someone who has hired for SWE roles and have them review your resume. You don't want generalized resume advice from your school's career center. Your resume should be fine-tuned for a SWE role.
On the topic of OAs/interviews: Put your hours in and grind. The only way you're going to get fluency with interview questions and topics is by seeing the same patterns over and over. Don't get discouraged when you can't solve a problem. Study the solution until you understand it well enough to write it from memory. Remember that this is a long game. In the likely case, you will interview many times again. Interview questions are a well-defined hurdle. Study the hurdle and then jump it.
Most importantly, do your best not to compare yourself to others. It's easy to get caught up in a FOMO mindset on this subreddit where it seems like everyone has top offers. The biggest challenge in the overly-stimulated time we live in is to be happy with what we have and where we are. There will always be an endless stream of content providing points of comparison.
If you can filter out those points of comparison and focus on your own growth, you'll be amazed at where you end up. The same company that looked me over a year ago offered me a full-time position after graduation.
This process is difficult and random. Don't let your self-worth be defined by a random process. Focus on what's in your control and good things will come.
took tl to game 5 and looked really dominant in game 2. go get revenge in the finals after whooping tsms ass in semis (dont think c9 has a chance tomorrow)
APES STRONG TOGETHERππ¦ππ¦π
I define centrism very closely to moderates. We share beliefs from:
- the liberals
- to the libertarians
- to the conservatives
- to the utilitarian (i.e. socialism)
If this describes you, we should all disconnect from social media circles in politics for awhile.
Someone who is your competitor could use your political beliefs to their advantage. Your precious time on Earth can be wasted, arguing with bad-faith actors whose happiness is shouting down your beliefs. That your precious weekend hours are spent lost in the noise.
I'll lead by example and go first.
