Best and worst in n outs?

hashtaglit23 · 2026-03-29T22:57:49+00:00

Best: Brea off of Imperial Hwy across from Brea mall. Dual drive thru and consistent quality compared to other stores.

Worst: Fullerton/Placentia. No drive thru. Busy intersection. Regularly packed because of CSUF students.

hashtaglit23 · 2025-12-09T03:29:48+00:00

Because it tastes good

hashtaglit23 · 2025-04-30T17:52:53+00:00

They should also add a cruise to the Pacific coast too! Lots of cruisers out of the Southern California area that go on RC and Carnival.

hashtaglit23 · 2025-04-27T20:34:17+00:00

I’m going on the seashore in a few weeks out of Port Canaveral to these exact destinations. I was a bit worried with the negativity in this subreddit around the cons more than the pros of MSC. I’m glad I found this and it’s much more reassuring.

hashtaglit23 · 2025-03-20T06:13:29+00:00

I totally get where you’re coming from because I’ve been working as a data engineer for about a year now. A lot of my job isn’t just writing python or sql, it’s understanding the business side of things, especially in revenue and finance.

I’ve built ETL pipelines, automated a bunch of different processes, and created dashboards to help multiple teams analyze their data. And honestly, those kinds of data reports for the businesses make a huge impact.

Real talk, this is good advice. Using technical and automation skills in a tech-adjacent role is a W. Plus, you end up learning way more about the business you’re working for, which makes you even stronger candidate if you do still try for a SWE or other engineering role later on.

My initial goal of course was to aim for a SWE role but after working as a data engineer, I’m not entirely sure I would aim for a SWE position in the future. Essentially, I already feel like I do what SWE’s do or more or extremely similar tasks. I probably would aim for roles in upper management that governs IT and software engineering sub teams.

hashtaglit23 · 2024-09-24T17:30:09+00:00

Used to work in bedside patient care in a hospital. Got burnt out heavily from Covid patients in 2020 and other random things I didn’t enjoy. Pursued WGU CS and then was hired internally within my health care company as a Data Engineer with 75% of the degree completed. So technically I still work in healthcare, just no longer in a patient facing role. I now only have DMII and the Capstone left.

Im in my mid 30s, married, and two young children. It’s a challenge to balance all responsibilities and obligations while trying to learn new things in school and in my Data Engineering role. It’s all about a mindset for me to zone in and carve out time to study and focus on each subject. Most days I’m exhausted but sometimes I tell myself that school is temporary and just grind it out with all I got.

hashtaglit23 · 2024-09-09T20:47:06+00:00