After working a job in a place with no MS office suite, etc, I can attest that yes, you do grow extremely impatient. Now it takes me like 30 seconds to open Microsoft office - in my old job we'd use slack for most our communication and even when we'd open Gmail it would be 2-3 seconds. Markdown docs would open in less than a second. So after this job where everything was instant it was super frustrating to go back to Microsoft products. It's not only having to wait that's annoying, for me it's especially that I'm unable to stay in a state of flow.
Defendant did not inform the Plaintiff prior to his acceptance of Defendant’s offer of employment that the Comcast Store has a policy of subjecting Retail Sales Consultants to public assaults by co-workers—at the direction of Ms. Peterson, the store manager—for the purpose of increasing Defendant’s sales and profitability
It's good to have loads of empathy. But it's extremely important to talk with the counterparty about who's responsible for fixing what things - I often see empathetic people taking wayyy too much responsibility where they instead should spend the energy on aligning expectations
To anyone not Danish reading this, the Danish word for diarrhea is diarré, but this expression (på Lars tyndskids mark) utilizes another word - tyndskid, literally translated as "thin shit".
But unfortunately I think diarrhea is the English word that comes closest, but still doesn't capture the magnificent imagery of tyndskid
My guess is it's a variation of your second bullet point: trip wants to keep operating in China due to future earning potential, so it's important for them to stay friendly with the Chinese government.
Wow that sounds like an insane relationship. I guess she only really dared being herself after you moved in together? Hopefully you managed to get out without too many scars on your soul.
God forklaring og tak for svar! Jeg finder et tidspunkt hvor jeg kan svare :)
I forhold til "hvad det bliver brugt til" kunne man evt bruge noget af indeholdet til en velkomstbesked når man opretter sig, for at forstå "hvem vi er" og "hvem vi gerne vil være"
After working a job in a place with no MS office suite, etc, I can attest that yes, you do grow extremely impatient. Now it takes me like 30 seconds to open Microsoft office - in my old job we'd use slack for most our communication and even when we'd open Gmail it would be 2-3 seconds. Markdown docs would open in less than a second. So after this job where everything was instant it was super frustrating to go back to Microsoft products. It's not only having to wait that's annoying, for me it's especially that I'm unable to stay in a state of flow.
Yes, being called out can be hurtful and even result in feelings in humiliation — I understand. Here are five suggestions for ways you can reply back:
If you would like, I can also give you advice for dealing with your insecurities and dive into why you seek validation through upvotes?
Those are good points! Thanks for sharing.
Ah very interesting! I found cooklang to be overkill for my needs as well but the fact that there's an obsidian plugin resulted in me using it now.
This seems like it wouldn't scale well for more complex recipes, and for the given example I'd prefer a list of steps instead, e.g.
Nice! I thought about doing the same and then discovered https://cooklang.org/ - looks like it's a similar approach that you describe
What a wild sentence:
It's good to have loads of empathy. But it's extremely important to talk with the counterparty about who's responsible for fixing what things - I often see empathetic people taking wayyy too much responsibility where they instead should spend the energy on aligning expectations
Thank you for the tl;dw!
To anyone not Danish reading this, the Danish word for diarrhea is diarré, but this expression (på Lars tyndskids mark) utilizes another word - tyndskid, literally translated as "thin shit".
But unfortunately I think diarrhea is the English word that comes closest, but still doesn't capture the magnificent imagery of tyndskid
My guess is it's a variation of your second bullet point: trip wants to keep operating in China due to future earning potential, so it's important for them to stay friendly with the Chinese government.
I guess op refers to how they're represented which is a bit complex imo: https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/digital-logic/floating-point-representation-basics/
Wow that sounds like an insane relationship. I guess she only really dared being herself after you moved in together? Hopefully you managed to get out without too many scars on your soul.
I reckon people have different opinions on "what spending time together" entails - ranging from
I was told to floss last in order to get the toothpaste from brushing in between the teeth
My guess is the disconnect was scheduled and they know there was a chance of an arc
God forklaring og tak for svar! Jeg finder et tidspunkt hvor jeg kan svare :)
I forhold til "hvad det bliver brugt til" kunne man evt bruge noget af indeholdet til en velkomstbesked når man opretter sig, for at forstå "hvem vi er" og "hvem vi gerne vil være"
hvad er formålet med dataen som bliver indhentet fra undersøgelsen?
If you look at the original pew page you can see views of China have improved: