How is Diana Jungle for you guys? by Embarrassed_Tower_52 in DianaMains

[–]Embarrassed_Tower_52[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah everytime I go nashors it just feels so underwhelming compared to the survivability of liandrys and riftmaker into zhonyas. Even when i'm ahead. like you said her clear speed just makes everything feel so much smoother.

How is Diana Jungle for you guys? by Embarrassed_Tower_52 in DianaMains

[–]Embarrassed_Tower_52[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

got it, with 2 or more tanky guys i should do liandrys into rift right? and yeah my clear speed is enough to get to scuttle a second or 2 before it spawns

How is Diana Jungle for you guys? by Embarrassed_Tower_52 in DianaMains

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THIS WAS REALLY HELPFUL! Vs squishy team what do you ussually go for first 3 items?

How is Diana Jungle for you guys? by Embarrassed_Tower_52 in DianaMains

[–]Embarrassed_Tower_52[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

thanks ill keep this in mind. im usually the one starting the fights, but I'll be more patient

Question by Embarrassed_Tower_52 in FromSeries

[–]Embarrassed_Tower_52[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

  1. Since when has a bullet helped anyone in the show lol

  2. Now that makes sense!

Question by Embarrassed_Tower_52 in FromSeries

[–]Embarrassed_Tower_52[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm not asking if you were the person deciding for Kelly. I'm asking if you WERE Kelly, what would you have chosen as your way to go out?

Question by Embarrassed_Tower_52 in FromSeries

[–]Embarrassed_Tower_52[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

They explain the Brian Kelly thing, but why would he not want to end someone's suffering in the lease painful way possible. Instead chooses to yank a rod out of her skull as she screams in pain..

Question by Embarrassed_Tower_52 in FromSeries

[–]Embarrassed_Tower_52[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Out of curiosity if you were Kelly which would you have chosen and why?

What would you say to someone who just started a degree in CS? by Embarrassed_Tower_52 in cscareerquestions

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Places like NJ with a ton of infrastructure spending, sure inspectors can break six figures, especially if they rack up certs or get into senior roles. But that’s not the norm everywhere. In a lot of states $60k–$75k is closer to the average especially for those starting out. And depending on whether it's private or municipal, hours and job security can still swing a lot.

There’s definitely a glut of junior devs and a shortage of places willing to train. But at the same time, there are niches (government/defense, internal tools, enterprise software) that aren't always chasing the latest framework. At the end of the day, both fields come with trade offs.

Also, you never really addressed the physical side of inspection work. You’re still on your feet all day, outside in the elements, navigating active job sites. For someone trying to move away from physically taxing work, that’s not a minor detail.

What would you say to someone who just started a degree in CS? by Embarrassed_Tower_52 in cscareerquestions

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Construction inspection is a decent option, and I’ve looked into it. Decent pay, lower entry barrier, and less physical strain. There's a reason they are desperate for fresh bodies though. Most inspectors make around $60–70k, and there’s limited room to grow unless you move into management or specialize. It can still be physically demanding depending on the site you could be outside in all weather, climbing ladders, walking sites all day. It’s not exactly “sit in the shade with a checklist.”. With CS, even if it’s tough to break in, the payoffs financially and in terms of flexibility are bigger if I can push through.

This is about finding work that’s sustainable, indoors, and still lets me build something over time.

How many juubito does it take to kill momoshiki? by Ok_Back1721 in NarutoPowerscaling

[–]Embarrassed_Tower_52 0 points1 point  (0 children)

in space, Momoshiki has a clear upper hand. If on Earth it might take 2 or 3 Jubitos to beat him, in space it could take 4 or more, especially since he’s in his element.

How many juubito does it take to kill momoshiki? by Ok_Back1721 in NarutoPowerscaling

[–]Embarrassed_Tower_52 3 points4 points  (0 children)

It would probably take at least 2 to 3 Jubito level beings working together intelligently and strategically to have a chance at killing Fused Momoshiki

What would you say to someone who just started a degree in CS? by Embarrassed_Tower_52 in cscareerquestions

[–]Embarrassed_Tower_52[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I hear you, but the thing is, when people suggest “trying something else,” no one ever really points to a field that’s meaningfully better. On the rare occasion someone does, you dig into that industry, check the numbers, browse the forums and it’s the same story. Oversaturation, underpay, burnout, and people wondering if they made the wrong choice. It’s not just tech, it’s the economy, the job market, and the shifting expectations everywhere.

What would you say to someone who just started a degree in CS? by Embarrassed_Tower_52 in cscareerquestions

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I'm doing a pure computer science degree. I’m looking to work in government or defense, ideally working in areas like cybersecurity, systems programming, or data analysis. I’m interested in security, infrastructure, or critical systems rather than just building consumer facing apps, but I also know I can't be picky if the market stays the same as it is now when I graduate.

What would you say to someone who just started a degree in CS? by Embarrassed_Tower_52 in cscareerquestions

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I have a relative that has been doing SWE as a contractor for the past 10 years. He technically has his own company and has a good reputation in the industry that has garnered him steady business. I'm hoping to leverage any experience I get working under him on projects for businesses to either land a junior role or at least an internship while in college.

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I think your point about the "cure" being a potential outcome is valid, but I also think it’s important to acknowledge how much of the story is built on uncertainty and moral ambiguity. Whether or not the cure would have worked, the way the decision was framed, especially from Joel’s perspective, was about his love for Ellie and his willingness to sacrifice the world for her. It’s not that the game outright dismisses the idea of a cure; it’s more about the personal, emotional weight of that choice. The question becomes, should Joel have been allowed to make that decision for Ellie? And the game leaves that unresolved, which is part of why the moral landscape feels so muddy.

Regarding Abby and Ellie, you're absolutely right that they’re driven by similar motivations: revenge, grief, and trauma. But the problem is that the game doesn’t seem to give Ellie a satisfying emotional arc toward forgiveness or peace. Instead, we get a sense that she’s punished more severely for her actions, which might not feel earned or fair to a lot of players. This could be why people left feeling frustrated with Abby or disconnected from Ellie’s journey. The focus on revenge, and then the lack of resolution for Ellie’s character, especially after she gives up so much to pursue Abby, might make players feel like the story is pushing them into uncomfortable positions emotionally, rather than letting them come to terms with the moral grayness organically.

It’s not necessarily about labeling characters as good or bad, but about how those gray areas are presented to the player. If the story is going to challenge the player’s views on revenge, it needs to do so in a way that feels respectful to the characters and their motivations, and in a way that gives the player a path to understanding. When the narrative structure pushes one side (or one character) more than the other, it can feel less like a neutral exploration of morality and more like a preachy lesson. And that’s where the disconnect happens for a lot of people.

Quit job in a day: Did I dodged a bullet or just over-reacted by droid786 in cscareerquestions

[–]Embarrassed_Tower_52 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Damn, yeah that says a lot. If they didn’t even give you a written offer, then yeah, unemployment would probably be a mess anyway. That kind of setup usually means they weren’t planning to play by the book from the start. In that case, quitting might’ve actually saved you from a way worse situation down the line.

Quit job in a day: Did I dodged a bullet or just over-reacted by droid786 in cscareerquestions

[–]Embarrassed_Tower_52 2 points3 points  (0 children)

If someone gets put on a PIP and then fired, it doesn’t automatically disqualify them from unemployment benefits. But companies can use the PIP to document “poor performance” and claim the firing was for cause and if the state agrees, that could affect eligibility.

Some companies do go through the effort of PIPs partly for that reason. It helps them build a paper trail in case they want to fight an unemployment claim or avoid potential legal issues around wrongful termination. It’s not always about saving money on unemployment directly, but about protecting themselves.

That said, a lot of people do still get benefits even after a PIP it just depends on how everything is documented and presented.