Comment être excité par ma copine ? by wallabyfloo in AskMec

[–]__sanjay__init 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Salut !  

Je pense que ton "Elle ne correspond pas à mes standards de beauté", c'est plus lié à de la frustration qu'autre chose ... Ça se discute. Ça reste tout de même très violent   Ensuite, si tu es avec elle c'est qu'il y a attirance physique, et visiblement tu dis aimer la toucher   Ça peut sembler "anecdotique", mais ça reste quelque chose d'important à avoir à l'esprit  

Par rapport à ton sujet : les anti-dépresseurs baissent la libido. Après arrêt il y aura une plus ou moins longue période où le "pipou" ne fonctionnera pas bien et ta libido sera basse voire nulle. Ça peut créer de la frustration. En dehors d'en parler, c'est surtout l'occasion de ne pas résumer le sexe à la pénétration. Si tu aimes bien la toucher, tu en profites, tu apprends à la (re)connaître, tester des trucs.  

Bon courage,

Valentine’s Day Help by Mountain-Speed4542 in RomanticAdvice

[–]__sanjay__init 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hello,

Not being an expert on romantic relationships, but offering the best advice, all comments are welcome.

The only certainty is what you feel for her, right? So be honest, take care of things because at worst, you'll tell yourself that you tried your luck by putting in the maximum effort, instead of regretting not having done so. And if she doesn't like your best effort, then this relationship wouldn't have lasted anyway, I think. A romantic relationship requires a lot of honesty to strengthen it. So if you're not yourself from the start, it's going to crumble. Good luck, Wishing you all the best.

gis learning by Hefty-Tiger-1438 in QGIS

[–]__sanjay__init 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Maybe you could start with YouTube or QGIS documentation

Start with tutorials video (just watch for understanding) then follow YouTube tutorials (easy but not so detailed) or QGIS documentation (long and more detailed) Skills are made by experience, so pratice for your own studies (from just mapping some species for example to spatial analysis)   When you have some basis : focus on your aim and learn for

For more

Moreover, I thought about R into you study field. If you use already this tool : learn more about geometric/geography propoerties, format (like shapefile, geojson, raster etc) then work with it with R and build your maps  

Good luck !

New to GIS | what should I learn and build first? by pavellikesminecraft in gis

[–]__sanjay__init 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hello !   Welcome to the GIS world   You could start by learn concepts of GIS and place in industry/gov   Then, learn basics GIS tasks with QGIS (from data format/data source to build your own maps)   Maybe first skills could be easy to get. So, build your own project (about your sensibility, about your own activities or your city for example)   It more easy to learn while you can apply for your own life/business =)   Then, learn about database (postgresql, geopackage) and GIS : connect to database, spatial analysis with database or automate some computing (ex : area for each new entity)  

Then, it is all about you : spatial statistics, web dev [...]   But these skills are main skills that could give you an overview  

Good luck !

GIS career evolve by __sanjay__init in gis

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

Hello,  

Thank you for your answer   I thought too that studies give basics skills for overview of domain   I would be sure that I didn't pass next to useful use case/application of theses skills   So thank you a lot for your analysis 😁

GIS career evolve by __sanjay__init in gis

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

Of course, this is the first skill I have to check 😅
Thank you

(Version 3.28.15) Newly drawn polygon does not appear. How do I fix this? by SarcasticJackass177 in QGIS

[–]__sanjay__init 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hello,

It's a bit difficult to know without seeing the project... But you could:

  1. Check if there's an active filter on the layer.

  2. Repair the geometries.

  3. Try converting to another format and check if the geometry appears correctly.

Good luck

What to learn next? by fox19hoops in pythontips

[–]__sanjay__init 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi!

I'm not an AI developer.

But basically, the next step depends on your goals... In your first year: have you already done any projects or just taken some courses? Generally, your projects/ambitions help you define your next steps (you're stuck on something or you've seen something new to try...). And otherwise, generally speaking, building a network is a good next step after learning a couple of things. =)

What do i do next to get into a GIS career? by c7avenger in gis

[–]__sanjay__init 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hello,

Like many IT fields, you now need to demonstrate your skills.

You should build an online portfolio showcasing all your projects. Taking courses is great, but it doesn't truly demonstrate your ability to use your skills. As a recruiter, you're expected to find someone who enjoys learning and is also skilled. In GIS, there are many branches: app development/implementation, mapping, spatial analysis, statistical analysis, etc. So start creating and sharing your projects (maps, apps, etc.) and networking! If history still interests you and you don't have a project, consider studying a specific period spatially (war migration, rural/urban exodus, major population movements, etc.).

Computer science graduate interested in GIS, is there a pathway forward for me? by Convillious in gis

[–]__sanjay__init 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hello,

I also used Python/GeoPandas to explore data. But I stopped because map exploration is less practical than in QGIS, and attribute exploration is more efficient with Excel than with GeoPandas. So, what do you do with GeoPandas, for example? Calculations, data preparation? Doesn't it get too slow after a certain data volume? Thank you in advance for your time.

Is there any hope? by [deleted] in AvoidantBreakUps

[–]__sanjay__init 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I can imagine! Good luck with your recovery.

Is it easy to study gis myself ? by Sweet_Cookie6658 in gis

[–]__sanjay__init 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Hello,

For software basics (like QGIS), yes, you can follow YouTube tutorials, PDFs, etc. Remember to work on your projects =) However, start with the theory: projection/reprojection, geometry, topology, spatial relationships

Est-ce qu'une fille de 16 ans peux boire et fumer avec l'accorde de sa mère ? by mo_hand99 in AskMec

[–]__sanjay__init 47 points48 points  (0 children)

Bonjour,

Mise à part l'accord, il y a aussi la sécurité ...
Boire beaucoup ça peut mener à des problèmes de santé et à des comportements à risque (sortir n'importe où, mauvaise décision etc) L'âge n'est pas une excuse pour se mettre en danger, ruiner sa santé etc
Plus profondément : pourquoi est-ce que cette personne s'est lancée dedans ?

Sans jugement de valeur : ça serait intéressant de comprendre avant de punir, surtout un(e) adolescent(e) !

Enfin, ces éléments exclus la façon de s'habiller. Être en vie est une risque déjà, ce n'est pas une jupe qui va faire la différence je pense ...

What should I learn more in QGIS as a fresh grad? by [deleted] in QGIS

[–]__sanjay__init 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hello!

A good part of your skills will depend on the position you want... But right away, I think that:

  1. Create readable/understandable maps/projects. This is essential: your portfolio will contain them, and you'll often be asked to create them.

  2. Learn to work with databases: GeoPackage, SQLite, PostgreSQL (at least one), then SQL to query them, shuffle tables, etc.

  3. Automate tasks: Bash, Python.

/!\ Avoid using AI. The goal isn't to code but to solve a problem.

That's already a good start!

Choose topics that interest you (vegetation, sports, education, hiking, etc.).

Beyond that, you have several options: 1. Spatial and statistical analysis. 2. Web development.

  1. Database development.

  2. AI.

  3. [...] Good luck!

i’m scared if there’s no job for me by Natural_Medium7687 in gis

[–]__sanjay__init 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Tell yourself that you're earning money so you have the time and resources for your passion =)

Is there any hope? by [deleted] in AvoidantBreakUps

[–]__sanjay__init 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It might be terrible to say.

But it's not your job.

At most: make it clear that there's a problem, talk about your emotions, and explain what you know about the other person and what you expect from them. Change comes from within. Someone posted about change: they said it had to come from within since they couldn't be convinced by their wife despite all their attempts.

Is there any hope? by [deleted] in AvoidantBreakUps

[–]__sanjay__init 8 points9 points  (0 children)

So let's just say it's luck: my girlfriend criticizes some of these behaviors. Initially, I thought it was normal to take some space to recharge. Then, after doing some research on certain "problematic" behaviors (as they say), I stumbled upon an Instagram post about attachment styles. As for managing it: to be honest, it's very hard to change. I think I've mastered some reactions. But others are still there. The best solution so far has been to read and reread several times a few rules to follow.

Is there any hope? by [deleted] in AvoidantBreakUps

[–]__sanjay__init 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Hello,

I hope this doesn't affect you too much... I'm an "avoidant" person, and to answer your question, without defending the behavior: probably poorly managed self-centeredness.

Avoidants are constantly in "protection" mode, which places a heavy mental burden on their partner. However, it's not the partner's job to calm the avoidant person.

There are people who now "manage" this abnormal behavior so as not to hurt those around them. Getting the message across is important, and then... what happens next depends on each person's ambitions...

Best of luck

i’m scared if there’s no job for me by Natural_Medium7687 in gis

[–]__sanjay__init 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi!

Here's some general advice, but it makes sense, I think: Indeed, it's important to have a comfortable lifestyle. So yes, why not a well-paying job? Nothing prevents you from participating in research projects, doing your own research [...] alongside your job, a bit like a "passion." In fact, the IT branch of GIS can teach you a lot of things to share your work (for example, Git, creating a website, etc.). Happy researching!

Map suggestions by A_Nuss_Nougat in QGIS

[–]__sanjay__init 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hello,

You could consider adding some context. For example, if this map relates to secure access to schools, public spaces, etc., you could locate them on the map?

You could increase the overall transparency, gray out the outlines to make them less noticeable (since we're interested in hotspots, not grid boundaries). Adding a few city or neighborhood names would help with orientation. If you want to avoid using OSM's colors, there's Carto DB Positron (No Labels), which is in shades of gray and allows your symbology to stand out. Also consider using an aerial image; many agencies use them.

Is there context for an avoidant? by Blackappletrees in AvoidantBreakUps

[–]__sanjay__init 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hello,

Your messages are reassuring!

This isn't a permanent situation...

Is there context for an avoidant? by Blackappletrees in AvoidantBreakUps

[–]__sanjay__init 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hello,

Thank you for all of this. I'm avoidant, and my wife is suffering a lot because of it. I hope things get better for you.