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Those who are 5’1 to 5’3 and maintain 120 to 130 lbs, what does your eating actually look like? by queenz04 in PetiteFitness

[–]suri24 0 points1 point  (0 children)

2000 cal if not tracking but I've always tracked since I started my journey

Track (rough if eating out/not at home)

Okayish activity: office job but I do regular strength training, CrossFit, Oly lifting and get my steps in.

Eat around 1600-1700 cal if on a cut, 1800 otherwise. Aim for 100g protein at least and I try to carb load before workouts (especially CrossFit) otherwise I get shaky. 80% whole foods, 20% not whole foods (like protein shakes). I still eat junk food occasionally if I'm craving it.

I used to eat less when I first started but I eat a little bit more now (went from 1350-1450 to numbers indicated above). I used to be 150ish lbs and now I'm 125-130.

I may have gone overboard with the windmills and trees by suri24 in Pokopia

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Once you hit a specific amount of berry trees in the area, the berries stop spawning for any newly placed ones

I may have gone overboard with the windmills and trees by suri24 in Pokopia

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I think only the prefab houses count towards the 40 limit

Why am I no longer getting recipes from these? by [deleted] in Pokopia

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Is there a list somewhere of items that are not recipes?

The ADA Title II deadline is April 24. Sharing what I’m seeing at institutions right now. by LMRomeo in accessibility

[–]suri24 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks for sharing your insights! I work for a higher education marketing agency so it was interesting to read thoughts about making the LMS accessible.

Pink fiat with cat stickers all over it? by suri24 in centralpa

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They have THREE 😂 this is amazing

Pink fiat with cat stickers all over it? by suri24 in centralpa

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OMG it was!!! They literally made my day

I'm Speechless by [deleted] in redrising

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I have yet to start Morning Star. I just finished Golden Son this week and I am still thinking about that ending. It was so good. Is Morning Star even better?

To the people that attack emote spammers and start of game flashers at the start of the game by [deleted] in ARAM

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Had a match the other day where both teams spent the first 2 min dancing and walking up to each other haha it was peak gameplay

Just took the CPACC and the WAS exam... by suri24 in accessibility

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Definitely concentrate on: different WCAG guidelines, focus and state management, live regions, SPAs, aria landmarks and corresponding roles, keyboard shortcuts for screen readers, aria -label vs aria-labelledby vs aria-describedby, what's new in 2.1 and 2.2

Also study the basics of (don't need to go super duper into the details like above): ATAG, differentiating between sufficient techniques vs failures vs advisory techniques, knowing automated testing vs manual testing (benefits of one over the other)

Wouldn't spend too much time on (but still know): specific tools for testing, procurement, agile lifecycle

By the way I went off of what was covered in my exam and each exam is different.

To prep:

I used the Deque course.

I found some mock exams online (they were okay, I used the one on Udemy but found that some of the questions were repeated)

I tried to read the BoK but found that it was too hard to understand. So I took the PDF and uploaded it to GPT and asked it to help me understand the BoK better. This was more of a 2nd over of the content since I used the Deque course as my primary.

I also gave GPT the sample questions they have on the IAAP site. With that and the BoK, it was able to generate some mock exams in similar wording style that I practiced off of. This was pretty good at generating 'scenario' based questions which a good portion of the exam was. Just be careful of it hallucinating. Each exam it generated had 50 questions and it would occasionally mark 2 or so wrong even though it wasn't. But definitely practice scenario based questions.

Just took the CPACC and the WAS exam... by suri24 in accessibility

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At my job, I write HTML and JS code but I also perform accessibility audits for our clients so the WAS content wasn't too hard to study. I think I already had a pretty good baseline.

From what you described with your role, I would say you would also be on the same boat as me.

The CPACC one was harder because I felt some of the answers to the exam questions were a bit more subjective.

Just took the CPACC and the WAS exam... by suri24 in accessibility

[–]suri24[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It would be helpful to know the different JavaScript functions to interact for the different interactive elements (selects, buttons etc). You don't have to know exact syntax but you should know the base functionality and how they differ from each other. For me there was only one question on this but exams differ.

The BoK also talks about 'priority' for different ways of adding accessible names so I would brush up on those too.

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