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check engine light again and I have a feeling it's not going to be a cheap fix. sucks that this had to happen so early in the year. I need to sit this out while I figure out my finances. see y'all when I see you ✌️🏼
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Why does Wordpress seem so limited in how it allows you to style? They give me columns and then give me options for what's clearly either flex-row or flex-col (w/o using those names for some reason) but they don't let me choose the item spacing?? why?? or why is it hidden?? istg
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posting daily is the real struggle. Day 17 #30NitesOfCode
Worked on all LL and DLL exercises over and over again.
It's only the 1st month of the year but I'm already feeling the burnout coming on.
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I forgot to post yesterday. I promise ya'll, I did code!
Day 14 #30NitesOfCode
I joined in on a project and spent some time fixing a bug.
Started working on the leet code probs for DLL. I gave up trying to visualize how reversing the list looks like in my head.
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I think it's really getting better. OP might be knocking on japan just for fun because it was pretty common to see UI like this for the longest time years ago.
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or I can just visit the site on my own. yea, it's better than that previous version. but I think OP's point was that, it's not uncommon to see UI like the old rakuten design. I've definitely seen some really nice ones, too.
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pls don't get me started on the horrendous UIs I've come across in japan. who is responsible for the rakuten signup form for their credit card? I just want to talk.
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hasn't it been proven already that people are more productive doing wfh? ppl get more sleep, they waste less time commuting, less driving means less co2 emissions and less money wasted on gas. is there a single benefit from being in office?
The parent company of WebMD made an unbelievably bad video telling workers to come back to the office.
Bob Brisco, CEO of Internet Brands, says, "We aren't asking or negotiating at this point."
And somehow that's not even the worst part.
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We can't help ppl who have already made up their minds but we can influence the next generation to be kinder towards those whose life circumstances they will never understand and I honestly think that will make a huge diff in how ppl view each other and ultimately how they vote
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#30NitesOfCode Day 12
Finally finished the DLL explanations and practice exercises. Starting on the leet code problems.
I'm so tired.
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Japanese, kinda. It's always hard for me to say confidently, "I speak x!" because, as a learner, I know I still have a lot to learn and altho I did put a lot of effort into learning what I know now, I haven't put in as much effort as those who can speak on a fluent level
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Growing up in a multilingual environment aside, the notion of innate language talent is misleading, I think. Proficiency often stems from dedicated effort and time spent practicing. I think those who excel have spent time recognizing patterns and can do so more quickly.
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I do think the more languages you know, the easier it is for you to pick up on language patterns but everyone still has to spend time learning how to recognize and apply those.
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I've been asked too many times how to get better at another language (spoken) as if there's some kind of cheat code. There isn't one. People who genuinely want to learn it just put in the time and effort to do it and that is why they're good.
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That's a great question. They did test a lot on whether you knew the basics of any particular language via fill-in-the-blank questions. There were several questions where you were given a snippet of code but parts of the syntax were left out and you had to fill that in.
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