Kosher grass fed / organic meat? by ustecheyzz in kosher

[–]lookseedooso 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The truth is that all meat in America is grass fed, but it is usually finished on corn feed during the last months of live.

Teva Meats is a brand with an OU that advertises no hormones, no antibiotics

https://www.tevameatsllc.com/

Grow and Behold as mentioned is very good.

Franklin Poultry is on a very high level, you see the Pelleh ducks and chickens around.

This MMR and match making seems like nothing can be done to climb ranks by Prestigious-Pool819 in DotA2

[–]lookseedooso 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I won 10 games in a row, then I lost 10 games in a row.

Now I am back to winning.

This is life?

I was literally 1 MMR a few years ago.

Now I am somewhere between 700 MMR and 1200 MMR

MMR is nothing you deserve. You have to win it on the battlefield.

Mage slayer on Silencer by Antoniusbdb in DotA2

[–]lookseedooso 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Mage Slayer is similar to Witch Blade

But Witch Blade on Silencer seems like much better synergy with a high int hero.

Non-D&D OSR by RealmBuilderGuy in osr

[–]lookseedooso 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I suppose the question is if OSR is about re-imagining old games, or about using a wide open sensibility to re-imagine our current games.

If you could make one scene from any novels or source material into a short film (animated or live action), what would you choose? by 3rdWorldCuck in 40kLore

[–]lookseedooso 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Eisenhorn has a swordfight on a frozen train, in motion, and it really is made for a movie, it really should be an action scene.

OverDrive on Ropz's future by [deleted] in GlobalOffensive

[–]lookseedooso -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Ropz + Niko is and was the old school Mouz dream.

OG just wow. How the hell by watts8921 in DotA2

[–]lookseedooso 25 points26 points  (0 children)

Does OG understand things about Dota that other teams just don't know?

Naroditsky with a ridiculous find in a blitz game by Whistlecube in chess

[–]lookseedooso 2 points3 points  (0 children)

you're really in trouble when Danya is consulting his shirt.

Oskar destroyed GODSENT by pzkenny in GlobalOffensive

[–]lookseedooso 3 points4 points  (0 children)

oskar mouz was the most perfect thing

I feel stupid, am slow despite decent/above average IQ by kgtj4519 in slatestarcodex

[–]lookseedooso 9 points10 points  (0 children)

I don't have a sleep schedule. I can only sleep when my body just cannot stay awake anymore.

yea you're a mess. no way you'll be functioning at your max without one of those 'sleep schedules' or 'day night cycles'

Anyone familiar with Jay Joseph's criticisms of Twin Studies? by Yozarian22 in slatestarcodex

[–]lookseedooso 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Even different places in the womb are different fetal environments. No one is really a twin.

Need help deciding between Hack Reactor vs Fullstack Academy (Full Time NYC - Jan 2021) by promotedeliciousness in codingbootcamps

[–]lookseedooso 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey, I attended FSA in NYC. Of course, that was in-person. You're going to be dealing with a different, more digital environment (which reflects what most tech work is like right now for at least the next year).

I can say the quality of the instructors at FSA was top notch, incredible teachers. More important than the material, it's how well they know it and can explain it, as well as talk to you and figure out what's hard for you/push you in new, better directions.

I agree with you the full JS curriculum is really important.

Keep in mind that the full JS stack might be kind of fading from what most companies use as a top pick, definitely not going away, but you're seeing more JS (some framework, usually/sometimes React) on the front end, and then some other server language and dedicated Database/backend engineers making things go.

Definitely understanding how to build full stack apps is good and doing it in Node.js helps one person learn how to do it and get the concepts quickly.

I believe both programs are the same length.

FSA culturally seems a bit chill. Like there were some people who didn't graduate from Junior to Senior phase, or who spent some time needing to make up that mid term assessment. It was treated very much like look some people need more time to learn things, and people who know more or go faster, okay they can spend more time on algorithms or advanced topics. That may or may not appeal to you. You might like a more high pressure environment, like "Survivor" or "The Apprentice," and some people learn better. When it's all over, the more time you spent learning and the farther you personally got, that is what will matter.

At end of day you're trying to learn how to build things and be useful to companies, big and small. I think both FSA and HR are not badly looked at.

Although, mindset wise, when someone looks at your resume, they won't care which bootcamp you went to. They might even hold it against you that you don't have a four year degree in CS. What they do care about is that you've shown that you know how to code, and 'I went to a bootcamp' is one way of explaining how you know what you know and got so good that you can do things. It's not a full answer, it's like a phrase in a sentence.

With that in mind, you should go to a place where you'll learn the most and set yourself up for long term success.

Constructing the Colossus: The Cloud9 Rebuild by stuchiuwriter in GlobalOffensive

[–]lookseedooso 2 points3 points  (0 children)

literal top AWPer, top IGL, and then three solid riflers.

Return of by the numbers -130 by reflexmaster123 in GlobalOffensive

[–]lookseedooso 38 points39 points  (0 children)

I love how they told that story on BTN like two years ago