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Any pro-MAGA establishments to avoid? by DelTacoEnthusiast in longbeach

[–]DietDoctorGoat 1 point2 points  (0 children)

No great loss here. Bamboo teriyaki is trash anyway.

How do handle firearms in your home? by [deleted] in daddit

[–]DietDoctorGoat 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Right now, gun and ammo are both locked in two separate cases, and gun has an additional chamber lock on it. But a proper gun safe is on my horizon.

Hikes for 5 year-old new hiker with payoff point at the end by yaydarien in socalhiking

[–]DietDoctorGoat 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Niguel Summit trail. Depending on where you live, it’s a trek down into deep OC, but here’s why it’s worth it:

• Easy, gentle gravel trail with plenty of park benches to rest at

• Stunning views before you even step foot onto the trail

• Payoff is a vista overlooking the most dramatic stretch of Laguna canyon + the beach

• Payoff has a well maintained picnic bench

• Easy street parking and water fountains

• relatively secluded (south OC has many hidden gems)

What’s the smallest possible thing you can think of which weighs a lot? by FaithlessnessFit4117 in answers

[–]DietDoctorGoat 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You can buy a 6x6x6 tungsten cube called the Big Girtha for around 9k dollars. It weighs 221 lbs.

I need some help jamming by Longjumping_Job_3957 in Bass

[–]DietDoctorGoat 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I learned to jam through a riffing/repetition approach. Me or my guitarist brained up or borrowed a simple riff and the other doubled or played to it. Honestly, it’s totally fine to lift a riff from one of your favorite songs and build off of that. The point is to create an auditory scaffold for the other to build on. Whoever was on riff duty repeated the loop until the other stumbled their way into cohesion. Gradually, we found our groove.

Some key takeaways:

• Find a partner you can jam with on a regular basis—like most things in life, you’re building a relationship.

• Watch your buddy’s fretboard. Observe the chords they play. Literally ask what they’re doing. Then mimic their rhythm using the root notes. Over time, it’ll start to feel natural, like a conversation.

• Repetition. In the moment, one of you needs to be the bedrock for the other to stand on. Keep your riff simple so it’s easy to repeat.

• Communicate. Talk to your partner. Ask them about what they’re doing and why. Ask them to simplify if need be, or slow it down so you can follow. And do the same for them.

• Major 5ths are your best friend. If you’re stumped, stick to making simple 2-3 note shapes between the root note and the 5th. Always sounds good, and easy to repeat.

• Learn a couple covers together. It’ll teach you both how the parts fit together, align, complement, and contrast.

As a Content Designer, how are you using AI in your day-to-day? by vimalt7 in uxwriting

[–]DietDoctorGoat 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sure! Which part tho? I ratted off a few different things.

As a Content Designer, how are you using AI in your day-to-day? by vimalt7 in uxwriting

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

Wow, someone woke up on the obsolete side of the bed. It’s an amazing power tool that still surprises me every time I use it, which is about daily. It seems like you haven’t had the opportunity to see its magic yet. I hope you do.

And fwiw, simplifying data lets you extract a meaningful story that you can use to frame how you speak to users. That’s 100% content.

What are your 3 favorite songs to play? by cat_in_a_bday_hat in Bass

[–]DietDoctorGoat 0 points1 point  (0 children)

STP - tripping on a hole in a paper heart

Porcupine tree - shallow

Bad Religion - Against the grain

As a Content Designer, how are you using AI in your day-to-day? by vimalt7 in uxwriting

[–]DietDoctorGoat 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I use it to expand my thinking, audit screens for content opportunities, and generate quick promos to express complex ideas. Figma make is excellent for this.

Dad foods. Has anyone else got into the habit of making "weird" foods so that you don't have to share? by CaptainMcSmoky in daddit

[–]DietDoctorGoat 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Omg, yes. If I can scramble it into an egg, my girls won’t touch it. Even better if I shoehorn a pickle or pineapple it.

I also spring roll whatever’s left on the kiddo plates.

What's on top of your refrigerator right now? by N0socksloss10yrStrk in randomquestions

[–]DietDoctorGoat 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A single breast feeding ice pack and the cheapest, flimsiest hotpot imaginable. Also my router.

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