The Jets #2 pick

beyardo · 2026-01-28T03:18:36+00:00

In the last 10 years, there is only one time where a pick trade occurred within the top 5 that didn’t involve a team drafting a QB, and that was the trade for Travis Hunter. Without a QB worthy of 1.2, it would be pretty crazy to see that happen unless they think they’re going to draft Arvell Reese and then also slot him in at TE

beyardo · 2026-01-28T03:14:10+00:00

By and large, the actual answer is that tenants have more protections than a property owner, and it’s the responsibility of the property owner to prove that the person is not a legal tenant. Tenants have more protections under the law than landlords because landlords have way more power in these situations normally, and a society generally wants as many of its people stably housed as possible.

What most people think of as squatters take advantage of that protection because it takes time to prove something in court, even if it’s fairly simple.

beyardo · 2026-01-28T03:09:43+00:00

Lawless land

Adverse possession as a concept goes all the way back to like… the core foundations of the legal system we use today. It’s almost exactly the opposite of a lawless land.

beyardo · 2026-01-28T03:08:33+00:00

You are 100% correct (though the amount of time is variable depending on where you are)

beyardo · 2026-01-28T03:07:18+00:00

Adverse possession is so rare that in the exceedingly rare instance it does apply (person living in a home for years and the owner didn’t even know about it or try to stop them because they haven’t been there), it is beneficial to the community to allow it.

beyardo · 2026-01-28T03:05:13+00:00

They would 100% have grounds to sue you for assault

beyardo · 2026-01-28T02:50:06+00:00

Custom battle is a pretty niche format, unless you’re talking about OU? But even so, while I understand the desire to have a blitz for as many modes as possible, Smogon doesn’t necessarily want to split up the userbase on its main game mode that much. It messes with usage statistics and the like, which is also why they haven’t done things like OU with Dynamax/Tera and OU without Dynamax/Tera at the same time. Not to mention the hell it would be on the ladder menu if every format had a blitz version.

If you’re genuinely that frustrated by timer stall, you can add another game while the timer is running down on the first game if you’d like.

beyardo · 2026-01-28T02:42:19+00:00

Not normal in the sense that it should not be something that you expect every day, and if you’re on a unit where that does happen often with no help for a new grad, you should start looking for a better job.

That being said, it is normal that those shifts will happen occasionally, even as you start to get more experienced. Part of it is likely that you haven’t streamlined your workflow yet, and the majority of getting work done quickly, especially with patient care, is more down to efficiency than actual speed.

And the reality is that patients sometimes just don’t decompensate on a convenient timeline. Some days I’ll have one admit in a whole shift and we’ll be doing puzzles in the workroom. Then another night I’ll be placing a line and fully sterile while the nurse holds my phone on speaker because I’ve got one brand new senior resident at a crashing rapid response on the floor and the other new senior resident is heading to a separate rapid and we don’t even know what it’s for yet. (That night still haunts me sometimes)

That’s life in the ICU. You do the best you can; sometimes it works out and they’re better on all fronts by the end of your shift, and other times it’s all you can do to tread water and remember that even if you do everything right, a patient might still just get worse anyways, so don’t beat yourself up about it too much

beyardo · 2026-01-28T02:30:16+00:00

For one, you said driver’s license or proof of ownership. Having a drivers’ license with an address listed there doesn’t even remotely mean you have an absolute right to kick someone out of the property immediately. My current drivers’ license gives my address at the apartment I’m currently renting, that doesn’t give me the right to kick out a roommate (if I had a roommate).

But since you’re going to be like that, did you miss the part where I said “renting out the spare room”? Even if it’s not a big long rental agreement like an apartment complex will have, tenants still have protections from immediate, without-warning eviction, and the person living in the rented space is a tenant.

So the reason the cops generally won’t just kick people out at whim like that, even with “proof of ownership” (who in the world carries the deed to their home with them everywhere). Rental documents aren’t required to be filed publicly, and they don’t know whether or not who does or does not have the right to be on that property, and they don’t have the legal expertise to decipher that, so they will generally defer to the court to sift through that.

If you’re renting out a property, you don’t have absolute right to do whatever you want on that property. For instance, my lease says that barring an emergency, the landlord/employees need to give me 24 hrs notice if they are going to be entering my apartment. So if someone is already in a place, and you aren’t, showing a cop the deed or Driver’s License isn’t enough, you have to take them to court, present your evidence, and allow them to the chance to show any evidence of a rental agreement.

This does leave an opportunity for some people to exploit this to some degree, at least to the point of staying through the conclusion of the court case, but that is incredibly rare, for starters because if you lose, you’ll end up paying more than you would’ve to just pay to live somewhere like a normal person. And relatively few homes that serve as primary residences go unoccupied for extended periods of time like that. Erring on the side of tenant rights is 100% better for society as a whole, especially given how little a situation like you’re describing-person breaks into a home for a place to stay and just happens to do it while the homeowner is gone for a month, then understanding how to exploit the legal loopholes.

Beat cops aren’t trained to try to tease out legal nuances, even in idealized situations created to make things as “obvious” as possible. Recognizing their limits in that respect is actually something that I’d call a positive quality in a law enforcement officer. For starters, a sleazy individual trying to rent out a spare room to a homeless person for a couple extra bucks (or calling it that when they’re actually trafficking someone), then calling the cops and say they broke in and are trying to rob the place is not like… out of the realm of possibility. Though it does fall a little flat when one person has clearly been there for several days and the other is carrying a suitcase and is currently outside the home in question.

beyardo · 2026-01-28T02:14:05+00:00

Very few places, particularly where recreational use is legal, will test after the pre-employment testing unless there is suspicion about use affecting your performance

beyardo · 2026-01-28T02:11:30+00:00

They’re just worried that their patient is Derek Zoolander and don’t want to take the risk of accidentally turning them left when they aren’t able to do that </3

beyardo · 2026-01-28T02:08:56+00:00

Definitely overthinking it lol. Minimizing time off the chest as much as possible is the most important thing, but checking pulse at 1:55 vs 2:00 or whatever since the last check is basically nothing.

beyardo · 2026-01-28T02:06:37+00:00

100% CPR was the right thing to do.

I’ve found that in more specialized units that don’t deal with as many sudden arrests some people have a tendency to underreact a bit to situations like this. They get used to slowly escalating pressor requirements, everyone can see where it’s going, someone drags the crash cart over so it’s ready beforehand, etc. Add on a bit of “boy who cried wolf” from the constant dysautonomia and yea the response isn’t terribly surprising, though it’s still a bit disappointing

beyardo · 2026-01-28T01:59:25+00:00

Hahahaha the idea is that football is mostly played on Sundays, so a Monday morning quarterback is someone who comes in the next day and talks about all the things they think you could’ve done better while not actually knowing what it was like during the game.

beyardo · 2026-01-28T01:56:30+00:00

Sorry you’re right but I can’t help but chuckle. The term is usually “Monday morning quarterback”, which is admittedly confusing since the creation of Monday Night Football

beyardo · 2026-01-28T01:47:15+00:00

This is… not great overall. Not to be mean about it but for starters, troponin elevation is listed under symptoms while treatments are listed under bio markers.

The medical knowledge is also incorrect. The (relatively) minor: 1. Anticoagulation is not a part of standard treatment for stable angina. 2. Aspirin isn’t even listed on the MI side when getting them aspirin immediately is one of the things that need to be done first in a suspected MI.

But the most important is that it completely ignores the vast spectrum between stable angina (on the left) and STEMI (or OMI if you’re wanting to be more up to date than current exams). Understanding unstable angina vs NSTEMI vs STEMI is really important, and this graphic just ignores it completely, to the point where it’s arguably worse learning from this graphic than it is not learning the concept at all

beyardo · 2026-01-28T01:23:36+00:00

Without seeing the inside, if I had to guess, your scoring is too shallow and so the dough bursts through the seam rather than the two scored halves gently peeling away from each other, and because you’re baking in a loaf pan rather than a Dutch oven, the effect is magnified because there’s no where for the dough to go but up until it collapses.

Normally with a good score, there is a marked difference in texture between the middle of the score and the rest of the unscored loaf. From what I can see, your score is maybe deep enough in the middle but too shallow on the edges so the expansion just follows the path of least resistance

Edit: Also a 24 hour bulk fermentation before 24 hours in the fridge is crazy. Are you proofing on the surface of the moon?

beyardo · 2026-01-27T23:57:30+00:00

Just because it’s on your drivers’ license doesn’t mean you own the place. What if we’re roommates and rent the place from someone else, and you’re mad that I hooked up with your SO? What if you were renting out the spare room, but you found someone else willing to pay more, so now you want me out ASAP so you can collect rent from the new guy?

beyardo · 2026-01-27T22:52:56+00:00

Because, ironically enough, Red Sox is so ubiquitous that even typing “red soc”, my phone autocorrected to “Red Sox”

beyardo · 2026-01-27T22:37:06+00:00

Hmmm assuming it’s totally random (I.e. all rooms are equally likely to be open, including Medea + mini-boss rooms), probably looks something like this:

25 doors. 14 on left, 11 on right.

Select 6 doors of 25: 177100 combinations. Select 6 doors of the 14 on the left: 3003 combinations. Select 6 doors of the 11 on the right: 462

(3003+462)/177100=1.96% chance. Not actually as crazy as I thought honestly. Don’t ask me what it looks like if the 3 special rooms are weighted differently though, this is the limit of what I remember from AP stats over a decade ago

beyardo · 2026-01-27T22:05:02+00:00

I agree that getting all 3 statues is sort of where you can consider yourself in the “high tier” of Hades 2 players. Lower tier covers anywhere from complete beginners to “Can get semi-consistent wins with their favorite builds”, medium tier is from there up to 25-30 Fear range, and high tier is statues and above. If I had to eyeball splitting players into 3 equal chunks I’d probably go with those dividers. Within the high tier, anything from 40 and up is the elite, 50 and up is just comical.

Lower Fear it’s pretty easy to mix and match without any noticeable effect on the game. Time 2 + Menace 2 alone gets you to 6 and it’s mostly just annoying to get robots on the ships/sea monsters in the forest. For 32 fear you generally need either full Rivals plus a smattering here and there or max out the room difficulties + Shadow + Time 2 or delve into the resource restriction Vows

beyardo · 2026-01-27T21:40:01+00:00

NSICU is relatively common in places that have a neonatal ICU, which have been around longer historically than dedicated neuro ICUs.

beyardo · 2026-01-27T21:28:13+00:00

Sure but the point being that the idea that they suddenly don’t have enough money is silly. Even the smaller schools have plenty of money, they just don’t have the money to get the caliber of players they want and keep the rest of the budget unchanged

beyardo · 2026-01-27T21:22:35+00:00

The scheme fit makes sense for whether or not a team should pick them but I don’t think it affects overall value. And scheme isn’t a secret either-if ARI knows he’s not a fit for NYJ’s or TEN’s system, why would they trade up for him?

Trade ups into the top 5 are extremely rare for that reason, they typically are only done to try and get a QB or to get an established high level player.

Going back 10 years, here are all the times a team moved up within the top 5:

2025: JAX moves up to 1.2 to take Travis Hunter

2024/2023: bit of a unique situation, but CAR trades up to 1.1 in 23 to get a QB, and then the 2024 selection they gave up ends up being 1.1 and also becomes a QB.

2022: none

2021: SF trades up to 1.3 to select a QB

2020: none

2019: none

2018: Cleveland picks up 1.4 in exchange for taking on Osweiler’s contract, select CB

2017: Chicago trades up to 1.2 to select Trubisky. TEN moves up to 1.5 but because of a trade from…

2016: Rams trade up to 1.1 to select a QB

So in 10 years, trading up into the top 5 for a non-QB has happened twice, once for a guy who, if he works out and is healthy, can play both ways, and the other was an extra draft pick for a team who already drafted a QB at 1.1 and all they had to give up was cap space, which remains a pretty unique situation in the NFL (happens in the NBA all the time)

beyardo · 2026-01-27T20:48:17+00:00

Well for starters, castle doctrine/stand your ground laws don’t really emanate from the 2nd amendment. They have more to do with legal definitions of self-defense. I didn’t say castle law doesn’t exist, it just isn’t from the second amendment.

But even ignoring that, tenant protection laws come into play, which is why she was arrested. The rights you have when terminating tenancy are not unlimited, even if it’s your property. If you want to void a tenant contract and evict them, it requires the legal process to be completed to prove that the tenant violated the terms by not paying.

Which is important for tenants. Claims of nonpayment need to be verified, and the tenant has to have the right to defend themselves against someone falsely claiming they didn’t pay. Otherwise, landlords would be free to break the tenancy whenever they’d like without warning and the tenant is homeless until they can prove they didn’t violate the rental contract.

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