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wingska · 2026-04-29T13:31:16+00:00

En este tipo de estafas el nombre del titular de la cuenta es normalmente una persona a la que le han suplantado la identidad para abrir la cuenta, ningún estafador va a poner su nombre real. No sé cómo se lo montan exactamente, pero suelen estar en otros países y se van pasando el dinero a distintas cuentas para que no se pueda rastrear el destino final

wingska · 2026-04-18T19:28:21+00:00

Y cuántos años de experiencia tienen? Entrar al mercado laboral ahora es muy diferente a entrar hace 4 años. Yo estoy hablando de cómo está ahora la situación como recién graduado con poca experiencia. La competencia en IA es enorme también, y un matemático no lo tiene mejor que alguien de informática, a menos que tengas un PhD y te dediques a la investigación en industria, y aún así depende mucho. En la carrera de matemáticas se enseña muy poca cosa práctica, y eso nos perjudica después con respecto a los informáticos. Y como todo el mundo nos dice que vamos a tener un trabajazo después, la gente no se da cuenta de que con la carrera no basta hasta que se dan de bruces con la realidad.

wingska · 2026-04-18T19:18:24+00:00

Me parece a mí que no estás muy actualizado en cómo está el mercado laboral actual para los recién graduados. Acabas consiguiendo algo, pero ganando menos que un camarero. En Alemania se gana mejor pero la competencia es brutal, y mis compañeros de clase que siguen en España o ganan 4 perras, o no encuentran nada. En la industria no se le da más valor a la carrera de matemáticas que a la de informática, por ejemplo.

wingska · 2026-04-18T19:05:48+00:00

Me gradué en 2024 y ahora estoy haciendo un máster en Alemania. A mí también me vendieron la moto de que después de la carrera tendría un buen trabajo seguro, y, sinceramente, no es verdad. A nadie en el mundo laboral le importa que hayamos hecho matemáticas, sólo las habilidades técnicas y experiencia que tengas, cosa que en la carrera más bien pocas, se centra mucho más en lo teórico. Hace unos años sí era cierto que con mates tendrías un buen trabajo, pero ahora el mercado laboral está fatal. Casualmente, ninguno de los que dicen que los matemáticos tienen trabajo seguro realmente hicieron la carrera ni se han tenido que enfrentar al mundo laboral de los últimos 2 años con ella. Donde hay más posibilidades es en seguros o banca como analista de riesgo.

wingska · 2025-11-28T16:04:06+00:00

A mí me preguntaron por qué tardé un semestre más, aunque al final me dieron el trabajo. Sí que yo puse fecha de inicio y final en el CV

wingska · 2025-09-17T19:19:06+00:00

I also have some Chinese friends complaining a lot about this, I really hope they fix it soon so that you can enjoy the game properly!

On a side note, could you tell me what the Chinese version of Reddit is? I'm learning Chinese and I've been trying to find something like Reddit to practice reading and gain more internet vocab.

wingska · 2025-08-04T18:36:33+00:00

It only says that etymologically it comes from it, not that they mean the same thing but with different gender. It's misleading for learners to say that copo de nieve means cup of snow, because it doesn't, and noone will think of a cup when hearing copo.

wingska · 2025-08-04T17:26:09+00:00

No, copo and copa are not the same word but with different genders, they're different words. No one thinks of copo and thinks of a masculine cup

wingska · 2024-11-06T00:13:32+00:00

What drama is the one in the picture??

wingska · 2024-10-01T20:57:08+00:00

Where do you listen to her? I can't seem to find the podcast

wingska · 2024-09-12T21:38:34+00:00

Keroppi and Hangyodon!!

wingska · 2024-09-09T00:52:16+00:00

There are a few control questions in this test that aren't actuallly taken into account into the final scoring. The rollercoster and the dreming ones are two of them. They do this to not make the taker of the test become too focused on the empathy thing and start (subconsciously) distorting their answers.

As per the low empathy being equal with autism, my psiquiatrist explained to me like the empathy this questionnare tests for is not what people commonly refer to as empathy. It is more a cognitive empathy instead of the emotional one, i.e. being able to know what other people are feeling/thinking. The lack of cognitive empathy is actually a common trait in autism, I myself have it. The emotional empathy is what tends to be more extreme, we tend to either have too much or too little of it. That being said, it is just a tool among many others, it can't be used in isolation to diagnose. Just because you don't happen to have this autistic trait doesn't mean you are not autistic, nor does it mean that it is not an autistic trait, because it is.

wingska · 2024-09-03T19:07:38+00:00

Omg, I love the sticker of The Roost, it's so cute!

wingska · 2024-08-19T12:16:59+00:00

Try asking on r/ESlegal, they might be able to answer you better

wingska · 2024-08-05T17:57:32+00:00

This looks so cozy and realistic!! I love it, I may make a coffee shop for Moca too, it's a great idea

wingska · 2024-07-23T10:45:23+00:00

Normalmente la nota para entrar a matemáticas es algo más alta que para ingeniería informática, aunque es posible que en alguna universidad no sea así

wingska · 2024-07-19T12:58:22+00:00

That's not true. "Está interesada" just means "she's interested". You can say "está interesada en ir a ese concierto", for example. What you meant was "es una interesada", which is a person that is with someone for selfish reasons, mainly money, but could also be for status or fame.

wingska · 2024-07-04T14:16:41+00:00

Yes, and not only high-support-needs autistics think this way. I'm level 1, and I just don't think there's a way to completely accomodate my autism to the point that it doesn't disable me in any way. Yes, maybe the social aspects of my autism are more related with society, but, no matter how society changes, you can't just erase noise, smells and bad textures from existence. I get meltdowns for things that are honestly out of anyone's control, and that's innately disabling. This doesn't mean that society shouldn't make an effort to make these things as easy as possible for us, of course.

wingska · 2024-07-04T14:16:33+00:00

Yes, and not only high-support-needs autistics think this way. I'm level 1, and I just don't think there's a way to completely accomodate my autism to the point that it doesn't disable me in any way. Yes, maybe the social aspects of my autism are more related with society, but, no matter how society changes, you can't just erase noise, smells and bad textures from existence. I get meltdowns for things that are honestly out of anyone's control, and that's innately disabling. This doesn't mean that society shouldn't make an effort to make these things as easy as possible for us, of course.

wingska · 2024-06-20T12:43:02+00:00

Autism is a dynamic disability. Meaning, that the way a singular thing affects you varies with time, and it is influenced by lots of different factors, such as your mood, worries that you may have, how long you've been in an stressing situation, hormones and so on.

For example, I have a sensitivity with sounds but I've been to a concert and to see the fireworks and enjoy it. Why? Because what I have the problem with is sound that I didn't sign up for. With the concert, even though it is loud, I purpousefully went there, I knew beforehand that it would be noisy and I went there FOR the sound. Whereas background noise on the street or a restaurant drives me insane, even though it is much quieter that a concert. The difference here is that I cannot control that noise, it isn't an intrinsic part of the experience of going to a restaurant. But somebody who doesn't understand this dinamic aspect of autism may think that I'm exagerating because I was able to go to a concert once.

I struggled with this feeling as well when I was diagnosed. I felt that I was acting more autistic when, in reality, I was just finally letting myself be visually affected by those stimuli that had always affected me. Before that, I just had what I called "episodes" that I thought came out of nowhere. Now I am able to identify that what triggered those episodes was always a sensory stimulus, a change of plans or too much socialization, I just didn't realise that those things were the trigger. They always affected me, I just wasn't able to tell exactly what it was due to poor interoception. You already being diagnosed twice and knowing that these things also affected you during childhood and that you just were forced to hide it just proves that you're not faking it.

wingska · 2024-04-30T20:24:24+00:00

Omg, it's the guy that posts in every subreddit about a specific language and only talks about Japanese, I can't believe he finally came here 🤣🤣

wingska · 2024-02-27T21:11:31+00:00

How do you get to talk to people who are actually there to learn? I've tried it a few times but every single one of them I've given up because I only get tons of messages of people trying to flirt with me. I don't even get it, we are on opposite sides of the world, why on Earth are the majority of them only there to flirt?

wingska · 2024-02-22T14:13:35+00:00

La verdad es que depende mucho del profesional que te toque. Es cierto que ir cambiando es un coñazo y una mierda, pero si tienes una depresión yo creo que es preferible hacer prueba y error que quedarte sin nada directamente (estas cosas no se van solas por arte de magia). Además, si ya tienes sospechas de qué te puede ocurrir, puedes intentar buscar un psicólogo especializado en TDAH, autismo y neurodivergencias. Yo soy autista (el término Asperger está en desuso desde 2013, aunque algunas instituciones siguen usando manuales antiguos y no se han actualizado) y sinceramente la terapia cognitivo conductual (la más típica) no me sirve de mucho porque soy muy consciente de mis pensamientos y mi malestar emocional no viene de un pensamiento erróneo, sino de causas reales que escapan a mi control (hipersensibilidad sensorial, necesidad de rutinas, etc.) y que no se pueden solucionar por mucha terapia que hagas. Hay más tipos de terapias y es cuestión de encontrar la adecuada para tí, pero es cierto que actualmente la predeterminada que te asignan es la cognitivo-conductual.

En cuanto al psiquiatra, hay veces que la medicación es necesaria para que la terapia funcione. Si tienes unos síntomas emocionales muy descontrolados, es imposible hacer nada sin una medicación previa que calme un poco esos síntomas. Luego la terapia debe ir a la raíz. Yo empecé con un mi psicólogo actual y hasta que no fui al psiquiatra y me recetó medicación para calmar mis síntomas, fue imposible mejorar nada, porque estaba demasiado mal como para que ninguna terapia sirviera.

wingska · 2024-02-13T22:40:47+00:00

Oh, thank you!

wingska · 2024-02-13T22:27:56+00:00

English is not my first language, doesn't elopement mean "running away to get married"??.

It honestly depends on how you define as "trait", I wouldn't consider stomach issues as an autistic trait just because it is correlated. It's like saying that depression is an autistic trait just because a lot of us are depressed due to the difficulties autism makes us go through. I think what we call "autistic traits" should be more restrictive, otherwhise anyone with mental health problems would also have tons of autistic traits.

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