cheanerman

Looking for instruction for a beginner.

This game is way better…

Hey everyone, I am currently managing a finance team for a large tech company and am slowly getting more scope into the fintech and automation space. I comfortably manager financial analysts and business intelligence analysts but a re-org and additional scope is likely coming to expand to fintech systems.

I am very comfortable with SQL and have a basic understanding of git, ci/cd, etc. Are there any courses geared toward learning to be a better manager of software developers rather than purely coding?

Thanks

My WR’s are old and lacking… I had no picks till the late 2nd round. I took the following:

• 2.07: Tre Harris
• 2.09: Jack Bech
• 2.10: Kyle Williams
• 3.06: Jaylin Noel
• 4.05: Jalen Royals

Has anyone else tried this shotgun approach at a position and have it work out? Any good stories?

I am sad I missed out on Jayden Higgins and Luther Burden by just a couple picks.

I'm calling all other beginners (or ex-beginners lol) who feel pretty good with irons but struggle heavily with the driver. While I'm still pretty new, my irons are continuing to progress and I'm getting the "feel" but...

The driver is bad, I don't feel balanced (with the ball forward and slight backwards lean) and end up making poor contact and/or slicing it. I'm struggling with the classic open face and out to in swing path issues.

Couple of questions:

• For the open face: I am experimenting with a stronger grip and trying to rotate my trail forearm "over" the lead forearm to get the face over. Does anyone have any other good drills or other tips for this issue?
• For the out to in pat

In disc golf land, I am a solid MA1 player (top rating of 940, 400+ feet distance, good approach shot touch, meh putter).

I have never played really played golf but have been trying to go to the driving range with friends more recently and work myself up to play some rounds with them. I'm a complete newbie in golf (whatever the golf equivalent of having a grocery bag of DX discs is) but wanted to see if anyone here considers themselves "equal" in both or just has lots of experience in both.

Background on golf (lifetime):

• I've probably been to the driving range a total of 5 times
• I've played maybe a total of 3 rounds of "beer course" par 3's
• Very inconsistent hitting the ball wi

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Okay okay so maybe I’m dumb here but during the Russian roulette scene, we know Reacher marked the chamber… but he spins it and holds it up to his head and fires multiple times without looking. How exactly did he know his head wasn’t going to be blown off?

Now that it's been out for a little while, what are your favorite ways to use AI? On phone or mac. I am using the writing tools on occasion but for work, I typically use the tools we have there instead. I've messed around with removing objects from photos but it doesn't always do the best job. Image playground was fun at first but its mostly just a novelty at this point.

I know chiro's are BS, I like occasionally just having my back cracked like a glowstick. The place I used to go to got shut down, anyone else got a recommendation?

Not looking for anywhere that will try to sell me weird pills or used car salesmen vibes... just stretch and crack me a bunch.

Got a 300 CFM over-the-range microwave... and it can't even keep up with a pot of boiling water. Is it a big difference to go with a 400 CFM in your personal experience?

Wondering if buyers have noticed any changes, if there’s more demand now, etc where you’re from. Feels the same from where I am in the pnw.