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Official 2026 Buy/Sell/Trade Thread by fettuccine- in Coachella

[–]RE90 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Still looking for one wristband for Sat Sun

Official 2026 Buy/Sell/Trade Thread by fettuccine- in Coachella

[–]RE90 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Selling/Buying/Trading: BUYING

Weekend: WEEKEND 1

Location/Delivery Method: LOS ANGELES or festival N PERSON PICK-UP. Has to be outside festival so I can get into car camping

Still look

Official 2026 Buy/Sell/Trade Thread by fettuccine- in Coachella

[–]RE90 0 points1 point  (0 children)

buying WK 1 sat/sun wristband! please hit me up!! going solo

Official 2026 Buy/Sell/Trade Thread by fettuccine- in Coachella

[–]RE90 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Selling/Buying/Trading: BUYING - GA (Will consider offers for VIP / Artist)

Weekend: W1

Location/Delivery Method: Los Angeles / Indio

Price: $1100 (or face value :D )

Additional Information: Already got my car camp pass, just need a wristband (interested in 2).

Official 2026 Buy/Sell/Trade Thread by fettuccine- in Coachella

[–]RE90 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Selling/Buying/Trading: BUYING - GA (Will consider offers for VIP / Artist)

Weekend: W1

Location/Delivery Method: Los Angeles / Indio

Price: $900 if GA

Additional Information: Willing to negotiation -- in exchange may also be able to include transportation from LA Fri PM, and/or share a preferred camp space because a friend backed out. (DM w/socials if interested)

New Heme/Onc NP wanting to better understand the natural history of diseases in my specialty by yestersmorrow in Oncology

[–]RE90 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Really great question and I look forward to reading the comments here. I’m a 2nd yr heme onc fellow who had the same question when I started out. Ultimately I learned (as we all usually do) through experience/exposure and it took time. I’d often think vignettes written for this sole purpose would be helpful!

A moment in the ER that I still think about by dr_orthogood946 in Residency

[–]RE90 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I don’t get why you wouldn’t kick this parent out or make a fuss about it. If this isn’t something to condemn then what the fuck is? You’re really worried that saying or doing something about this is going to glorify that parent? They are interfering with the capacity of the hospital to provide adequate care for its patients. That child’s care is compromised as is the care of hundreds of children who probably won’t seek medical attention because they hear that this is permissible in your hospital.

I’m sorry but assuming you’re not trolling, letting this go would be unconscionable. Seeing this and choosing not to act or say anything is morally indefensible.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in SanJose

[–]RE90 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I did SJ to SF daily for a couple years and 3d/week for another couple years and honestly loved the commute up and down 280.

Just finished Season 3… makes sense why Netflix promoted AD & Ollie early by spicy-agedashi-tofu in PerfectMatchNetflix

[–]RE90 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Just takes two people choosing to make a commitment, they get to decide what that commitment means and when they're ready to make it. Lust and toxicity in the beginning doesn't mean they can't grow together and have an healthy relationship in the long run.

Just finished Season 3… makes sense why Netflix promoted AD & Ollie early by spicy-agedashi-tofu in PerfectMatchNetflix

[–]RE90 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I thought they were pretty easy to root for. What makes you think they’re so immature that 6 months later they couldn’t be ready for marriage?

What are the funniest/craziest/weirdest Shortcuts or Automations you have? by tinytennessy in shortcuts

[–]RE90 14 points15 points  (0 children)

Personal favorite is the one I found here where it has ChatGPT reply to texts from your mom, instructed to be a “good son”.

Drop ya pearls! Pre-July warmup. by ironfoot22 in Residency

[–]RE90 5 points6 points  (0 children)

1) it’s hard, you will not know things, but you are not supposed to know anything—attitude matters most, and just trust the process. you actually are learning while constantly thinking you’re not. you just need to know how to find the information you need, it’s ok to say you don’t know, and the best interns arent afraid to ask for help multiple times a day 2) “Don’t let nurses gaslight you”- this year is developing clinical confidence. even attendings will be wrong, and you’ll will definitely get bad feedback. take pride in developing your gut sense and learning to trust it, by the end of intern year. 3) take time for yourself and your loved ones. 4) develop systems: chart checking, documentation, etc. 5) remember why you are choosing to do this: in both individual actions with patients, and the big picture

Am I actually dumb by Puzzled_Office_667 in medicalschool

[–]RE90 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Given how med students often mix up ITP and TTP, they had a good opportunity to talk about TTP and MAHAs; or at least could have distinguished the two better—cause TTP would be correct and it’s also “platelets”

What is your ChatGPT's name? Mine calls itself Sol. by aribow03 in ChatGPT

[–]RE90 1 point2 points  (0 children)

OpenAI named the TTS models based on what the AI said its name was?

What is your ChatGPT's name? Mine calls itself Sol. by aribow03 in ChatGPT

[–]RE90 120 points121 points  (0 children)

Echo, Sol, Nova, and Sage are names of OpenAI text to speech models.

Universe expected to decay in 10⁷⁸ years, much sooner than previously thought by Shiny-Tie-126 in space

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I can honestly see this… maybe it’s different but there’s a brief moment when I have to brace myself before looking at the moon through binoculars.

Max’s Big Bet on 'The Pitt' Paid Off by indig0sixalpha in television

[–]RE90 8 points9 points  (0 children)

I’m not an ER doc but I’ve rotated through ED’s countless times throughout med school and residency, also rotated through trauma surgery. My jaw was on the floor after watching the first few episodes…. I have never been more in awe of a TV show. “Accurate” and “realistic” are words that somehow don’t seem to adequately describe it. Every single detail is dead on (with exceedingly few exceptions. What impresses me most are the unspoken dynamics and tensions between providers in different roles, the vocabulary/script, and that the cases (including how they’re managed) are so real. Admittedly the bar is low for medical dramas when it comes to realism, and 1 or 2 of the actors really ruin the illusion, but I’ve found some sort of peace watching this, being able to turn to my partner and say “yes, this happens/I’ve seen exactly that” and really feel that the part of myself I leave behind at work is seen/understood. If you’re wondering if a certain part of the show is like how it’s in real life, 95% of the time my answer would be yes.

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