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My friend had a freakout a few years ago and got locked in psych jail for a week and diagnosed. They put them on anti psychotics which helped but now it's gotten worse and meds aren't working.

I find myself spending a lot of time wondering what it's like for them, but I can tell they aren't comfortable talking about it too much and I don't want to pressure them just for my own curiosity.

There's lots of info out there but so much of it is dry clinical/medical stuff. Does anyone know any good writings about what the experience is like? What the voices are like, how it effects people to live through it, stuff like that.

Thanks.

It was sort of abstract, I don't remember any talking. There was a landscape, and a huge moving castle rolling through it. There was a main character who encountered the castle and entered it, and climbed up through it. At the top, near the end, he found a magical forest growing on top of it. That's all I remember.

When I web search "The Juggernaut" it only find Marvel Juggernaut stuff, or South Asian Juggernaut stuff. Maybe I'm wrong but that's what I remember it being called.

I recently took over a messy ASP/C# .NET 8 codebase, so I created an .editorconfig. The goal is to have the VS keyboard command format the file by the the same rules which will be enforced in the build script by "dotnet format --verify-no-changes".

The problem I'm having is that there are so many behaviors that don't seem to be output the same results. They all claim to use the .editorconfig, but it seems they use it... differently?

1. "dotnet format" CLI

This has two options, "whitespace" and "style". It seems that whitespace is what it sounds like, and style is everything else.

2. Visual Studio keyboard commands for "Code Cleanup" and "Format Document"

This also has two ways of doi

I recently took over a messy ASP/C# .NET 8 codebase, so I created an .editorconfig. The goal is to have the VS keyboard command format the file by the the same rules which will be enforced in the build script by "dotnet format --verify-no-changes".

The problem I'm having is that there are so many behaviors that don't seem to be output the same results. They all claim to use the .editorconfig, but it seems they use it... differently?

1. "dotnet format" CLI

This has two options, "whitespace" and "style". It seems that whitespace is what it sounds like, and style is everything else.

2. Visual Studio keyboard commands for "Code Cleanup" and "Format Document"

This also has two ways of doi

So I started as a tech lead (my first leadership role) on a codebase which has been written in "fast startup mode" and is now growing large and messy. We have about 2-4 weeks right now before the next big development phase hits , and I want to do what I can to improve this now, because otherwise it will only get harder.

I know what needs to be done (break up huge files, auto-format to standardize tabs-vs-spaces, bracket styles, mostly straight-forward efforts). My concern is the inevitable merge conflicts it's going to cause my team (3 people) who have branches out. I know there's no magic bullet for that but I'm trying to find the least bad way to go about it.

1. Rip the band-aid off,

I recently started as a tech lead on a team where I have one front-end and one back-end dev under me and I'm still trying to figure out how to navigate it. It's my first leadership role.

Previously, I worked on teams with full-stack devs and proper Agile structure in Jira with regards to user stories and sprint teams. We'd assign a story to a team, and one of us devs take it.

At the new job, sprints and stories aren't a realistic goal, and I'm trying to improve their Jira usage and team process which currently are pretty much... chaos.

If you had one FE one BE devs, how would you track work? A Jira ticket can only be assigned to one dev, but almost every new feature requires work from m

I recently started as a tech lead on a team where I have one front-end and one back-end dev under me and I'm still trying to figure out how to navigate it. It's my first leadership role.

Previously, I worked on teams with full-stack devs and proper Agile structure in Jira with regards to user stories and sprint teams. We'd assign a story to a team, and one of us devs take it.

At the new job, sprints and stories aren't a realistic goal, and I'm trying to improve their Jira usage and team process which currently are pretty much... chaos.

If you had one FE one BE devs, how would you track work? A Jira ticket can only be assigned to one dev, but almost every new feature requires work from m

Vent post incoming.

5AM last night on my way home from my night job, an SUV ran a red light and t-boned my car. They drove off, never slowed down. Called 911 but police wouldn't come, nothing they can do they said. Now my rear wheel points the wrong direction, my wheelwell and the brake both scrape, steering is 45 degrees off.

I was almost to my sleeping spot, the roads were empty at 5AM so I limped the last mile at 15mph and now I'm awake and I feel sick. It's definitely going to cost more than I have to fix, insurance is probably going to total it which is going to leave me with no car. I can't make it to my job because I have to go on the freeway to get there, and I'm supposed to w

I work at a big freight sorting facility and there are these big screens that play a slideshow of corporate drool. Yesterday when I was leaving work there was a a slide that said:

DEI is now DEI & O! Diversity, Equity, Inclusiveness... and Opportunity!

That is all, I've no insight to offer and I'm too lazy to write a big DEI thinkpost. I hope have a wonderful day.

PH for Ground. Got a new day job lined up. Not really sure who to talk to. I have different managers on different days, and there's no office or privacy on the loading line. Engagement Office doesn't seem like the place. HR isn't open at the hours I'm there (midnight shift). Who should I talk to about it? Thanks.

This morning I was shaving my face in my car, parked in a mostly-empty light rail parking lot. A guy approached me in the middle of shaving and asked if I could make a phone call for him for $2. I called for him but after it went to voicemail he seemed sad and I said he didn't have to pay. He had me text them:

It's Jesse, I'm coming over, hope that's cool, see you in a little bit.

He left and that's all I know about him. Just now, 7 hours later, they texted back:

Hi Jesse!!! Yes ofc

Ok so I got home like minutes after u apparently had left...

Wya

Wyd

Doug really misses u n says he loves u

Can u call me asap plz

And now I'm sad, thinking about what their life is like.

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It has a very English accent, and it's something to do with "Sherlock Holmes" themes. My guess was that it was some kind of BBC Sherlock Holmes radio show, but I can't for the life of me find anything related to it.

The web search "assassinated by a single shot from the street" just finds stuff about the JFK assassination which I don't think is related.