• essell@lemmy.world
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    Therapists are not “always analysing” you.

    Seriously, you gotta pay me before I’ll spend the energy to do that

  • KoboldCoterie@pawb.social
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    • QA tests software.
    • QA reports issue with software.
    • Developers review issue report.
    • “Will Not Fix”, “Works As Designed”, “Cannot Reproduce”, “Works on my machine”

    End Users: “This software is buggy, their QA must suck!”

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      That’s so fucking true. If I’m honest its usually trying to figure out how the fuck something actually is supposed to work. Its either by searching stuff online or changing single lines of code until it finally works.

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    “oh wow your photography is so nice what camera do you use?”

    ._. photography is 80% skill and 20% gear and yet, i never get asked “what technique did you use?”, it’s always about the camera i use, as if this entry level DSLR is framing and shooting on its own

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      I took this photo with my iPhone 12 mini:

      https://metapixl.com/p/Stoy/797570781570361213

      It is a fantastic photo, I use it as my current lockscreen.

      This photo was taken with my Lumix S5

      https://metapixl.com/p/Stoy/795407386229307789

      They are two very different photos, I hesitate to rank them in terms of how good they are.

      A good camera gives the photographer more tools to get the photo they want, but you still need skills and experience to take good photos.

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        oh various ones! what i pick always depends on the lighting conditions, if the subject is stationary or moving, and the vibe i want for the photo.

        i definitely prefer single thought out takes rather than rapid fire 20 photos with hope that one of them is the one (i don’t shoot sports often). And overall i really like framing things with the foreground to give a feeling of depth to the photo. In post processing i focus on making the photos look like i remember them to have been, coloured by memory and all that, rather than try to recreate realism 1:1. i’m being kinda vague but my photos are mostly on my PC and i use lemmy on mobile so can’t point to anything more specific, and tbf, a lot of my best takes are just patience and or luck

        above all though, i like experimenting with how i shoot or edit :)

        thanks for asking <3

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    People always assume I want to turn my hobby into a job. I love to bake - it helps me de-stress from my job. If I made it my job, I wouldn’t have something to help me de-stress anymore. I make enough money; I don’t need to extract the joy from everything in my life for the sake of making more money.

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    It’s frugal.

    … It’s not. Yarn is expensive as hell, even more so if you want any type of durability or wearability or comfort.

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    I’m a web developer. People assume the following:

    1. I’m an expert with operating systems.
    2. I’m good with math.
    3. I eat junk food and drink energy drinks/soda.
    4. I’m a proponent and consumer of all new technologies.
    5. I like (insert) TV, Movie, or Anime.
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    People are always amazed at how physically active embroidery is at an industrial scale. Everybody thinks it’s just sitting around with an oldschool hoop, but I’m up and down the length of an 8ft machine all day, embroidering the same design on 6 garments at once.

    I think the most I ever did was 300 garments in an 8 hour workday, but I put 17k steps on my fitbit and was dead tired afterwards.

    Edit:oh heck it was more steps than that

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    That management and leadership are smart, visionary, people without whom everything would fall apart.

    It doesn’t matter what my line of work is. Management is mostly out of touch idiots everywhere.

    “We need to redesign the web page to be more modern! Get me a big hero image and an image carousel!”

    “Customers are complaining about how they can’t save their search settings. Maybe we should do something about that?”

    “No that’s not a priority”

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    Your business degree does not make you an industrial engineer, you don’t even fucking understand why I keep crusading against variance!

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    People praise me up for “saving the bees”. Honey bees don’t need saving. It’s the other bees that do, the hundreds of species of bumblebees, mining bees, solitary bees etc etc. Bees that are outcompeted in some areas due to the number of hobbyist beekeepers and commercial bee farms. I’m one of the baddies.

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    I’m a physical substation designer, and people ask me if I can do electrician stuff.

    No, I can’t, and don’t ask me anything about electricity, thanks.