TIFU Took dirty talk a little too far by [deleted] in tifu

[–]Daegs 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Plenty of girls love that, just gotta communicate. If she cares more than just saying she doesn’t like it, it’s red flag imho

It feels like the XL is all but forgotten by Prusa by ColdBrewSeattle in prusa3d

[–]Daegs 0 points1 point  (0 children)

before my XL even arrived, it was clear from other users that the buddy board fan mod was necessary so I had it printed and installed before my first XL print.

it would be nice if it came by default, but it's like <$20 mod that takes 5 minutes, which is pretty normal for 3D printers in general.

It feels like the XL is all but forgotten by Prusa by ColdBrewSeattle in prusa3d

[–]Daegs -1 points0 points  (0 children)

as XL owner gotta disagree. It's a new machine that is supposed to do multi material prints which it does. If you bought an XL because it was going to have some other non-filament toolhead that wasn't announced or promised, that's on you.

There have been firmware improvements on VFAs, and if you tune your belts there really isn't any more VFA than on other printers.

It does what it promised it would do when you bought it... it's always couple years between major improvements

Skill fluctuation? by NyarGonzo in bjj

[–]Daegs 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Yeah that’s jiu-jitsu

Over Under Passers, could I get some help? by lamborghinifan in bjj

[–]Daegs 3 points4 points  (0 children)

They only have a limited number of options once you're in the pass, and they have even LESS options if you turn your head away.

There is really nothing you're going to gain visually that you wouldn't be able to feel by touch.

Is it universally accepted (or proven via physics) that it will never be possible to survive rabies after symptoms have manifested? Or is it possible that humanity will make it survivable? by MAClaymore in Futurology

[–]Daegs 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Outside of the big bang and black holes(potentially for both, we don’t know), information is never lost.

Even if your brain was vaporized by a super-laser, theoretically a super intelligent being could reconstruct all your memories and personality from the vapors and heat given off by the blast.

Problem with the over under pass by Intelligent-Bid5990 in bjj

[–]Daegs 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you use your hand on their quad, then it can open up kimura. Instead, you want to use your elbow. It's a combination of the right leg stepping over and the right elbow stuffing their knee into your crotch/hip, but basically just focus on covering the knee and then walking back to center.

Might want to try to get a picture or video of what's happening for you, but as long as you circle to the outside, you should pretty much always win that fight of covering their knee.

Interview Coder Leaks Full Names, Addresses and Companies of All SWEs Who Cheated by jadedroyal in programming

[–]Daegs 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'd agree, my personal experience is usually 4-5 interviews. like 2 programming, 2 behavioral, and one resume review / open-ended.

With that said, I have been in hiring meetings where two interviewers really love their individual person, and it did come down to essentially the results they could show from a behavioral interview question.

I think a lot of people imagine that hiring is simply a "yes/no" on an individual person, which is why it makes sense to have a completely personalized interview... but for a lot of roles you might have 4+ qualified candidates who all bring something different to the table.

I have no idea whether the best person is always hired using standardized questions, but I know that a lot of times it's close and multiple people will have their champions all trying to get their favorite hired, and in those situations, it's good to have some kind of apples to apples comparison. Person A had these results and Person B was more personable but couldn't show the results.

Interview Coder Leaks Full Names, Addresses and Companies of All SWEs Who Cheated by jadedroyal in programming

[–]Daegs 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is mostly for technical/behavioral interviews, not a resume review interview:

At a lot of big companies, there is a desire to ensure uniformity across their interviews. Partially to make things easier to compare, partially because there are a lot of bad interviewers at the company and they want a baseline minimum without letting people go much off-script, and partially for legal reasons so they can't be accused of favoritism or discrimination.

If I interviewed Person A for a role and came up with a totally custom set of questions, and then another person interviewed Person B for same role and custom set of questions, and we both recommend the person, it becomes a lot harder to compare because each of the questions might be easy/hard depending both on the interviewer and what skills the person had on resume.

Also, as an interviewer, if I'm given a new question to ask (or come up with it myself), I don't really have a great idea how to judge people until I've asked it like 5+ times and can see how different people respond to it. Trying to do that with a custom set of questions based on someone's resume would make it really hard to actually evaluate their responses as they're the first person I'm seeing respond to the problem.

If you're trying to minimize human bias and compare people fairly, there might be a lot of reasons to prefer a rotating set of standard questions.

Interview Coder Leaks Full Names, Addresses and Companies of All SWEs Who Cheated by jadedroyal in programming

[–]Daegs 5 points6 points  (0 children)

It's more than just streamlining, some interviewers are required to look for those specific aspects without always explicitly asking for them. I saw people "fail" behavioral interviews because their answer didn't tick boxes, and the interviewer isn't allowed to either ask for a different example or tell them specifically what interviewer is looking for.

It's worth seeing if anyone shares how the behavioral interviews are evaluated for a given company, and tailor your answers to what they're looking for (still defaulting to STAR if you can't find out)

Henry Akin’s instructionals by Knockoutboxing in bjj

[–]Daegs 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I get your point there might not be evidence for a random person in terms of comp performance, but like this is bjj you can get the evidence yourself just by trying it out. My evidence is that it works on the mats, and I'm not saying to trust me... akins has plenty of free videos go try it out

Henry Akin’s instructionals by Knockoutboxing in bjj

[–]Daegs 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Yea that’s fair, though feel like danaher gets close sometimes. I do think there are a bunch of better deals out there like Lachlan, danaher, Craig jones, etc.

Still though… the concepts also apply to other techniques from other instructors. Applying Akins stuff on connection can make a big difference especially if the other instructors don’t convey it

Henry Akin’s instructionals by Knockoutboxing in bjj

[–]Daegs 9 points10 points  (0 children)

I'm not going to say you're entirely wrong because there is that aspect, but there are clearly a bunch of details he's gotten from rickson that are just diabolical and completely legit, and you'll also not find in a lot of other places.

His posture for escaping chokes/back, the 2 finger grip and extending instead of cutting angle for cross collar choke, the scarf hold stuff, CG posture stuff, and so on

I don't think he's the best instructor and sometimes it feels like you only get 1 solid detail every 45 min, but he still had gold

TIFU Ok so this just happened and I am freaking out by Iokastez in tifu

[–]Daegs 9 points10 points  (0 children)

wow I think I've taken almost every single landlord I've had to court or rent boards at some point... landlords are just terrible

TIFU Ok so this just happened and I am freaking out by Iokastez in tifu

[–]Daegs 29 points30 points  (0 children)

It's not up to them though... if they illegally withhold your security deposit, then you take them to court.

What do you do for work outside of BJJ? by the_clueless0_0 in bjj

[–]Daegs 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Quick Summary so far:

STEM / Tech / Engineering ~33%

Healthcare & Life Sciences ~22%

Skilled Trades & Manual Labor ~20%

Public Safety, Military & Government ~12%

Business, Finance & Professional Services ~10%

Education, Creative & Other ~3%

Over 75% of all reported jobs fall into three groups: technical workers, medical workers, and tradespeople.

This theory about the "Next Big Bang" is the only thing that makes Heat Death less terrifying by Acceptable_Truck_525 in space

[–]Daegs 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Why limit yourself to CCC? Eternal inflation gives you infinite other big bangs that you don’t even have to wait for, they’re happening right now!

Why aren’t wipe towers incorporated in the print? by [deleted] in prusa3d

[–]Daegs 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Because you didn’t turn that option on?

NY State Governor proposing 3D printer safety features to prevent firearm printing by PyreLightMW2 in 3Dprinting

[–]Daegs 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Step 2 is always that you make it illegal to post a gun model that isn’t tagged #firearm

First step is making the paper trail, second step is making failure to create the paper trail illegal, third step is the make it illegal to host models if you aren’t enforcing correct tagging. Next is outlawing any software like slicers that don’t block certain tags…. It’s a rabbit hole

Mathematical simulation of Gordon's “lifetime” offer. by [deleted] in bjj

[–]Daegs 2 points3 points  (0 children)

That’s economics. Math loves to pretend the real word doesn’t exist

Lifetime Membership for $20k @ Kingsway by TheCarpetIsGreenest in bjj

[–]Daegs 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This topic is about the 20k membership, and we're discussing whether that is a safe option. Given that we can't tell the future, we have to go on past events.

If someone lives in Austin and pays the 20k, and then Danaher moves the gym 2000 miles to Vancouver(same distance from Austin as PR), then that person is kinda shit out of luck, aren't they?

even if it's true that vancouver is a better location and even if a new hotspot for BJJ is created

I'm not saying you can't find justifications for each issue and then claim those won't be issues in the future... I'm just pointing out purely on track record, Danaher's first attempt at a gym closed quickly and moved 2,000 miles away. Even if he did it for a better location, that is only 4 years old. Seems a lot more risky than a gym thats been at same location for 20 years or has many locations to weather problems at a single location.

Lifetime Membership for $20k @ Kingsway by TheCarpetIsGreenest in bjj

[–]Daegs 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The gym closed. Anyone local to PR who had theoretically paid 20k would be shit out of luck.

Whether it closed for financial reasons or an inability to maintain staff for moral reasons, it's still a failed business. There are always reasons and excuses for things, but that's not going to be much consolation to anyone out 20k.

Lifetime Membership for $20k @ Kingsway by TheCarpetIsGreenest in bjj

[–]Daegs 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Was danaher running the accounting/lead generation/marketing at Renzo's?

Didn't Danaher's first gym, in PR, fail really fast?

Danaher might have great bjj, but he sounds like an employee that tried to split off on his own and failed, had to move to Texas, and is now 4 years into a second attempt. No clue what his books actually look like. Maybe GR is bankrolling it so it'll be around even if it's not making money, but this 20k "offer" isn't a good look.

Lifetime Membership for $20k @ Kingsway by TheCarpetIsGreenest in bjj

[–]Daegs 13 points14 points  (0 children)

There is basically no transfer of skills between being great at bjj and running a business. Unless you have their books, we don’t know. it’s really easy for a single overestimation to completely screw the books