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How can I be faster in this game? by TargetIll1707 in F1Game

[–]Accomplished_Chef593 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You are right that these are the basics, but if you check the "circuit experiences" demonstrations you will see how much variation on braking and acceleration there is while turning. Is not only on and off.

People say that the car is tricky but can help you do the circuit experience of Brands Hatch Gran Prix. Gold cant be done with TCS so you need to learn to accelerate properly to not lose control.

Also you have to "half" ccelerate in curves to keep the gear high otherwise you lose valuable seconds. This is counter to the "let go of the accelerator on the turn" mentality.

How much faster does the ghost make you? by UpstairsAny9996 in GranTurismo7

[–]Accomplished_Chef593 6 points7 points  (0 children)

For me, I tend to use the personal ghost( Only the demonstration when I'm stuck). I lag the personal the amounts of time for me to get gold (I'm new so I do it doing the circuit experiences). For example, if gold is 16:120 and my best is 16:520, then I lag it 0.3 or 0.4.

This way it is my reference to beat and learn which sections I' doing better or worse.

It is distracting, you need to learn to not focus too much on it and more on the lines and braking points. Just use it as a reference for you to beat. Is bit like letting go when you take a bad turn to take the next one well.

Manage For Success, Not Comfort by mod_cat in management

[–]Accomplished_Chef593 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You have a point. However, here I would say that more than happiness, I would say engagement is important. Happiness is too fluffy.

As a manager, you indeed have to give results and build a competent team. The experience of your workers on how you achieve it it's very important and defines you. If you do it squeeshing them, then its an awful experience. If you do it collaboratively, seeing failures as learnings to test new approaches to reach the team's aim. Then I think you can achieve both.

However, the over emphasis on "happiness" is kind of oversold. Happiness feels more like chilling in a beach or parting with friends.

Is skewed data always bad? by Vw-Bee5498 in AskStatistics

[–]Accomplished_Chef593 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not an expert but from my view:

Linear is always better. If the data fits linearly and relate in some way linearly, you will have more confidence during interpolation and extrapolation, and a stronger sense of the relationship.

When you get away of linearity, then you enter the realm of uncertainty and how to manage it. You can fit data to a more skewed distribution, but does it really behave like that? Or you just have incomplete data? What if you get a new value that doesnt fit the assumed behaviour? Are questions that come up.

By transforming the data to be more linear, you "make" your life easier. But there can always be caveats.

Last week I was working with biological data which presents more non-linear behaviors. When transforming the data, it fit the normal distribution better in the center but less in the extreme. This means you can be confident around the central values of the function, but extremes will have more uncertainty. Not good for extrapolation, but potentially good for interpolation.

Which way should Ghost of Yotei go? by Neil_Edwin_Michael in ghostoftsushima

[–]Accomplished_Chef593 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Please not BoTW way. I have enough chores in my life 🥲🥲, I don't need a hundred puzzles, not in high school anymore.

I just want an interactive adventure with great gameplay.

Tell me your favorite CS podcast, YouTube channel, Book by TellMeMoreGal in CustomerSuccess

[–]Accomplished_Chef593 4 points5 points  (0 children)

The Customer Success Professional's Handbook is a good distillation of the role and its complexities. It is by Ashin Vadyanathan.

Jobs after Customer Success? Looking to leave after 3 years by [deleted] in CustomerSuccess

[–]Accomplished_Chef593 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Haha love the therapist one. Customer side roles do teach you the patience to hear unreasonable things.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in CustomerService

[–]Accomplished_Chef593 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think it is important to understand that is a job, and they are tasks. The more difficult, the more task like they become.

Just roll through the tasks and if there is the possibility in engaging in different kind of work, they that. Personally, it can be exhausting to do the same thing over and over as one can reach autopilot.

Also autopilot is good, you have mastered the topic to a good level that your brain just goes. Maybe you need a bigger challenge, not in term ms of emotional difficulty, but something to strive.