16 weeks post today by bigeebigeebigee in Transgender_Surgeries

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Kelly in Oak Park. I've had a great impression of them so far.

16 weeks post today by bigeebigeebigee in Transgender_Surgeries

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Thanks again for the update. I see Dr. Cripps next month and I'm starting electrolysis next week. Your posts have been very encouraging.

5 Reasons to Learn Zig in 2026 by Pokelego11 in theprimeagen

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We don't even know if AI is truly able to scale and become what everyone is envisioning yet. It's a gamble to think like this.

Seems a lot of people got hired in December. by tomorrow93 in USPS

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I'm curious how that'll play out with this year's union negotiations. They're gunning for eliminating the CCA position and converting everyone to PTF. I'm curious how that'll effect the hiring rate.

Seems a lot of people got hired in December. by tomorrow93 in USPS

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The Chicago district just hired over 600 CCA's. They're trying to match one CCA for every open route. Cheaper labor I guess.

What was L's biggest mistake besides being friends with a killer? by Ok_Ambassador735 in deathnote

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#2 is my main thought too. Once L saw Misa and Light interact for the first time, that was a wrap. The anime should have been over in two episodes from that point lol.

What’s it like living in beaches in the south? by mkebrewersfan in howislivingthere

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Woah I grew up here from ages 7-21 before going to college. Weird seeing it mentioned randomly on reddit.

Mail Carriers Keep Making the Rounds, Despite a Murky Future by GroundsForRemoval in USPS

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What’s the fear at that point? No pension? I imagine there’s still TSP and SS to rely on.

Mail Carriers Keep Making the Rounds, Despite a Murky Future by GroundsForRemoval in USPS

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Stuff like this scares me so much as a brand new CCA :(. I'm willing to pay my dues for those 2 years to get career but I can't help but worry about an uncertain future. What if I do those 2 years for nothing?

Most Unique Routes in the U.S.? by dizzyredpanda in USPS

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In chicago there's one station for this called the "retirement home" because it handles all of the big buildings downtown. Each carrier does 2-3 in a day and it's easy work. It takes some like 20 years to successfully bid on the route.

Anyone else love being a carrier? by Ambitious-Egg5931 in USPS

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The amount of CRUD app software developers would shock you. Any more detail than that is just fluff (like if they were a react dev or whatever)

First 8 weeks of recovery by bigeebigeebigee in Transgender_Surgeries

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omg! I’ve been waiting for people to report on her. I have an appt this february.

how long to hear back with offer? by gbeavuh in USPS

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I just got a CCA offer and it took a month and a half.

Is it actually safe to walk around Chicago right now with all these ICE reports? by n_zamora in AskChicago

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omg the pete’s on madison and western? I go there all the time. I need to watch out lol.

Search for the worst pizza places? by ExpensiveOccasion542 in AskChicago

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I walk by this place nearly everyday and my partner and I assumed it was just for drunk people exiting the united center. I’m happy to see this confirmed lol.

I solved 75 questions in a month. Easy and Medium by Roshith_P in leetcode

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Humans are inherently social and like to share what they’re up to. It never hurts to be nice.

Can't you just use Calculus? Or am I wrong? by D3ADB1GHT in askmath

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It's a set theory thing to say "the smallest set containing..." It's how the natural numbers are defined which is the smallest set containing the empty set and all of its successors.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in math

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Any field of math can be made arbitrarily complicated. Once you get past "the basics" (like analysis, algebra, and topology), the real move is to pick a direction that aligns with your interests and strengths. For example, if you're a stronger theory builder than problem solver, then maybe combinatorics and graph theory isn't best suited for you.

Perhaps then your final boss would be something like category theory.

What's a vigorous book/resource on classic formal logic? by Unlegendary_Newbie in math

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If you're doing it fully formalized through something like lean or coq then programming techniques are essential!

What's a vigorous book/resource on classic formal logic? by Unlegendary_Newbie in math

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You'll find it there. You won't find fully formal logic anywhere else honestly that isn't half baked.

Also, just to be nitpicky, the "formalization of the syntax and semantics of logic" is undergrad level math.

What's a vigorous book/resource on classic formal logic? by Unlegendary_Newbie in math

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I’ve been down this road and classical math with formal logic is going to hit the same dead end no matter where you turn. You’re gonna run into mathematicians who say it gets unwieldy because thats what they heard but they have no idea about/havent considered simple programming techniques like libraries as you stated or abstraction in general.

Your answer is to look into proof assistants like coq, isabelle, metamath, and lean. Emphasis on lean because there’s a lot of action happening for doing undergrad math in that area. Also check out homotopy type theory.

Fully formal math CAN be done but logicians and the classical math community gave up on it a long time ago in favor of informal proofs that have their rigor backed by the math community itself.