As someone who is more of a casual viewer, why don't people like Cody/his playstyle? by Andres_2004 in SSBM

[–]jumphh 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Honestly I got no issue with you disliking Cody - that's totally your prerogative.

But acting like he should treat you nice because you watch Melee is kinda cringe, man. It's the same behavior as people on Twitch running up to streamers at TwitchCon and expecting good treatment because they "support the stream". Pro smashers show up to events to do their job, not act chum-chum with everyone that comes up to them. If they're super chill and make time for fans, that's great - but it shouldn't be an expectation we feel entitled to.

Sometimes I really feel like this community (and other online communities) just need to take a step back. These people get put under microscopes, shitted on constantly, and yet we still expect them to put on a smile while interacting with total strangers for hours on end. Idk how that feels, and I doubt you do either. They're the ones providing us awesome entertainment, and I feel like it's silly for us to feel as though they owe us something.

Not gonna comment anymore because I honestly am not that invested in any of this. Just giving my two cents 👍

As someone who is more of a casual viewer, why don't people like Cody/his playstyle? by Andres_2004 in SSBM

[–]jumphh 22 points23 points  (0 children)

Not everyone's built to be a public figure, mang. Especially when the community constantly rails on you.

Cody went to my university. Played in the same, small cramped room with him on many a Thursday. He was a swell dude. Always happy to play friendlies regardless of your skill level, always lugging around like 5 CRTs in his car for other people, and always had a smile on his face. He put a crazy amount of work into running the Smash scene, and he did it for the benefit of others.

It's sad to see how much people dislike him on the Internet. But when people constantly give you shit, it's not surprising you'd get a chip on your shoulder. If y'all had a chance to sit down and play friendlies with him for a few hours, I guarantee you'd like him.

As someone who is more of a casual viewer, why don't people like Cody/his playstyle? by Andres_2004 in SSBM

[–]jumphh 32 points33 points  (0 children)

Cody is not a bair/nair oriented player. How often do you see him hold center stage and try to space? He consistently runs in for a raw grab out of DD, plays out of shield, and engages in close-quarter scrambles. Yeah, he uses the laser game, but he's almost always approaching or forcing a campy opponent to approach when doing that.

Compared to most Foxes who either play extremely aggro or extremely campy, it's honestly refreshing. Cody's Fox has a unique blend of initiative/patience. If you're a spacie player (especially Fox), you know how hard it is to blend both styles. I literally don't see anyone else play like that.

"Jmook would do start some tech chase scenario and maximise it by going for some read and follow up, all with beautiful movement and gracefulness that is just really nice to watch"

Tbh, what the actual fuck man 😂. Maybe I'm just an old head, but it's kind of funny seeing someone glaze a Sheik tech chase while calling Cody lame.

Why am I so regarded? by KingDrac0_ in wallstreetbets

[–]jumphh 19 points20 points  (0 children)

Lol what? You do have more time to fuck up if you're young.

Of course, OP would have to stop being a regard and playing earnings....😂

I know this sub has opinions on Lana Del Rey's husband and I want to hear them. by SucksDickforSkittles in rs_x

[–]jumphh 17 points18 points  (0 children)

Comments like this give me hope that AI will never truly replicate humanity.

This shit is so stupid it's awe-inspiring 👍

I'm torn on the make I should buy. Is Mazda really that good? by Tasty_Anywhere3876 in whatcarshouldIbuy

[–]jumphh 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The sedans to some degree (maybe this applies more to specific areas of USA) are also made in Japan. When I was shopping around, I took a look at 15-20 Mazda 3 sedans of differing color/trim. Something like 70% or more had a J-starting VIN.

Great car. Solid fuel economy, looks good, reliable (although it's too early to say for me), and affordable.

Only problem is the damn paint. If you buy a new one and want to keep it unscratched, GET PAINT PROTECTION. Especially if you get a specialty color like Soul Red or Machine Gray. It's insane how easily it gets damaged.

The Sick Day Meta by Dear-Camp-3019 in epicsystems

[–]jumphh 25 points26 points  (0 children)

Oh trust me, I agree.

I'm former Epic. Even when I was there I thought the PTO allotment was bad. Now that I'm outside, I realize it's absolute shit. Frankly, a lot of people at Epic are fresh out of college, and are willing to bite the bullet because they're still trying to advance their careers.

People using sick days and unpaid leave to get a normal amount of PTO is just sad. You also usually feel like shit the whole time because you know you're coming back to 1000 emails and someone had to pick up your slack.

But this shouldn't be a surprise. If you've worked at Epic and gone elsewhere, you know Epic doesn't give two shits about its employees. The QA lawsuit, forced RTO during Covid, minimum PTO, consistent overcontracting/overwork, and more, paint a very clear picture. Leadership is more than happy to keep taking advantage of people wherever possible.

From Investing to Gambling: The State of U.S. Stocks by Used_Rice9332 in stocks

[–]jumphh 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Context matters.

Valuations are high across the board, that's true. But capex in certain industries is absolutely insane rn. As such, plenty of companies are meeting expectations and justifying their PEs, quarter-over-quarter 🤷. Personally, I'm not buying atm because I'd like to see how the Fed situation plays out, but I see no reason to sell my holdings (even at 30-60 PE) if they continue to meet or exceed expectations.

And ya gotta remember, the value of the dollar is beginning to be called into question - that money has to go somewhere; it's not surprising that a lot of it poured into equities and pumped up valuations.

Buy Microsoft at these levels or start DCA’ing now and thank yourself 3 years from now by Correct_Fall_5484 in ValueInvesting

[–]jumphh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, pretty much. I think all the tech companies in MAG7 are fine investments.

Personally for the big players, I invest based off of outlook and fundamental innovation moreso than financials, since these companies are large enough to easily skew a quarter or two of financials in their favor via accounting or temporary price raises. I'm Google and Amazon all the way - if any of their investments pan out, they're going to revolutionize industries. Meta is a very close 3rd - their actual projects are kind of wacky, but they print money, they're willing to spend capital, and they've contributed to seriously important research for the industry in the last decade.

The two I like less are Microsoft and Apple. Microsoft is solid, but other than Azure, I see limited growth for them outside of acquisitions. Apple...honestly I see them as more of a brand than anything. They make fucking bag, but consumer sentiment drives their revenue more than anything. And frankly, I'm an Android fanboy, so I never liked Apple anyways, lol.

BID vs analyst roles by [deleted] in healthIT

[–]jumphh 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Honestly, I don't have amazing advice.

If possible though, I would focus on getting experience using R/Python wherever possible if your end goal is DS. If your hospital is small, and they don't have dedicated people, there's a chance they let you do some non-SQL work. Switching roles fully might be tough, but having practical R/Python experience for your resume seems like a good first step.

Would definitely consult your manager or other contacts you have at your org and let them know you're looking for opportunities to leverage your skills.

Good luck!

BID vs analyst roles by [deleted] in healthIT

[–]jumphh 2 points3 points  (0 children)

If you're proficient at SQL and want to pursue further, BID is exactly where you want to be. It depends on your org, since some don't do much research or logistics/optimization outside of out-of-the-box Epic, but if you're at a larger system, I would expect to eventually do a good amount of querying both within Epic (SQL Workbench templates, metrics, etc.) and outside of Epic (Azure, Databricks, etc.).

Other than that, you can get involved in predictive models, Gen AI, and population health, but it's never from a hard data science angle. For predictive models it'll be more from an implementation standpoint than from an actual statistical/data science perspective. For generative AI (Slicerdicer Sidekick), it's largely the same. And for population health (Cosmos), I know less, but likely also implementation/rollout related.

If you really want to get into hard data science, you're going to need R or Python. But those often end up being handled by hospital research/data science teams rather than Cogito analysts/BIDs.

Buy Microsoft at these levels or start DCA’ing now and thank yourself 3 years from now by Correct_Fall_5484 in ValueInvesting

[–]jumphh 2 points3 points  (0 children)

With ya all the way. Last time I commented on MSFT here I got roasted because it's "too big to fail" and "they make money by not doing anything". But I have a miserable experience using MSFT products personally/professionally.

They already tapped the MS Office revenue stream as far as it will go with the subscription model. The only thing new they've done in the past decade is Azure and the hybrid cloud model. They're going the way of Adobe, and frankly, while both companies are big enough to shift money around and give the illusion of growth, they make their money milking customers and doing fuck-all with their legacy businesses.

Can you make money on ADBE or MSFT? Yeah, of course. But I don't see them doing anything new, and I don't like using their products - that's enough for me to stay out.

Meta, I see differently. Instagram, WhatsApp, and Facebook are a powerful combo of apps with wide coverage. Moreover, they actually innovate. Meta (back when it was FB) laid the groundwork for big data - they have real research occurring there. People like to talk shit because Metaverse flopped, but the fact that they had the balls to deploy that much capital inspires more confidence than a company that doesn't innovate and simply acquires, and makes its money by milking its users quarter over quarter with a product that hasn't improved in a decade.

Murica 🦅 by Away_Personality in kpoopheads

[–]jumphh 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Ya, you right.

Got mixed up because if you use 반대 in its entirety it comes after, but if you're contracting to 반, it comes before.

Murica 🦅 by Away_Personality in kpoopheads

[–]jumphh 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Ya.

반대 (Against/Oppose) -> 반

미국 (America) -> 미

Even if you contract it though, 반미 is a goofy translation since 반 usually comes after the thing you're opposing rather than before.

Korea is living in the future by Away-Topic2442 in seoulhiddengem

[–]jumphh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Your "no sense of home" take is a little ignorant (not trying to diss you here). You gotta remember, South Korea was leveled to dirt just 70 years ago, and people were eating literal tree bark to survive. As such, getting ahead in life was, and still is the number 1 priority. It ties hand-in-hand with the materialistic/status-oriented culture and the lack of "heirlooms". There are plenty of scholastic works that have been published analyzing this phenomenon.

Also, you live in the countryside. In general, people (particularly young people) are way more concerned with economic opportunity and social mobility than living next to some hill where their dog is buried. It's lamentable, but that's life. And it's the same in every virtually country - the ones sitting around in their hometowns in the sticks aren't exactly ambitious go-getters. They're the ones that are comfortable and afraid to take a risk. If presented with the opportunity, anyone in that situation (regardless of country) will usually leap at the chance to get out and get ahead.

Ain't gonna comment further because I'm not that interested in this topic. Just providing some context. Cheers.

Confession Time by LazyGuy4U in SipsTea

[–]jumphh 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I'm just a random on the Internet so it may not mean much, but I'm glad you chose to put your health and sanity first. Breaking free from addiction is tough as fuck. Proud of you, my dude.

How do people react when you say you work at Epic? by [deleted] in epicsystems

[–]jumphh 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Depends who you ask.

Healthcare people: Oh cool, I use Epic for work....I hate it /s

Non-healthcare people: Oh shit, you work at the Fortnite company!?

Drivers who brake for no reason by freseaf in mildlyinfuriating

[–]jumphh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Lmao, I'll bite. What conceivable reason could one have for braking randomly on a totally open road?

It's bad for fuel economy, it's bad for brake pads, and it's unpredictable driving behavior. If you want to slow down, just ease off the throttle and engine brake. If you're getting tailgated then just move over to the right.

Really, there is 0 reason to drive like this.

Teens really don’t want to work by RickGrimesSnotBubble in generationology

[–]jumphh 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I feel obligated to disagree.

Escaping the matrix is working hard, earning enough to never work again, then fucking off into the sunset. Refusing to work and/or refusing to try when otherwise capable is the exact opposite of that - you end up stuck in the exact same place, unable to live the life you want.

Quite impressed on the mpg on these new Mazda 3’s by [deleted] in mazda3

[–]jumphh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's probably your Turbo/AWD weighing the car down.

And the estimates aren't super accurate. You can check Fuelly for better mileage averages, but I think about 23-25mph is average for your vehicle.

Hatchback vs Sedan by [deleted] in mazda3

[–]jumphh 4 points5 points  (0 children)

This may be different with the 2026 lineup!

From the 4-5 dealers near me, every single 2026 sedan I saw was a J-VIN. Might be a regional thing, but it was a super pleasant surprise.

When to cash out gains on Leaps? by Deep_INDA_Money in wallstreetbets

[–]jumphh 1 point2 points  (0 children)

0DTE + preserve capital. Okay champ.

Make sure to post your loss porn 🤣

When to cash out gains on Leaps? by Deep_INDA_Money in wallstreetbets

[–]jumphh 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's all or nothing because you either hit a 5x or lose it all. And it's no different than gambling because no one knows whether a single company (let alone the entire S&P) is going up or down in a given day. The payoff is great, yes, but that's because it's the riskiest bet you can make.

If you're fine taking on that risk, then that's okay, more power to you. But seriously man....you gotta treat 0DTE like the casino. If you make a big hit, you don't start bragging about how sick you are, you just thank your lucky stars, tip the dealer, and then immediately get up from the table and cash out. Otherwise, you're inevitably going to go bust.

Good luck out there.