#Learning log

[venaday]

[minhphong306]

[Learning logs - Appium] Lịch sử phát triển

Appium project history Appium ra đời khoảng năm 2012, dưới thời của các cá nhân và tổ chức khác nhau, đến nay đã phát triển trên 3 ngôn ngữ. Bài này nói về lịch sử Appium. Continue reading [Learning logs – Appium] Lịch sử phát triển

[studentbyday]

hey so this is purely psychological but using tumblr as a learning log seems really useful. like, i don't wanna publish those draft posts because they make no sense (more questions than answers and random quotes and comments - it's absolute chaos), but i think it's useful for actually learning stuff because i'm in the mindset of presenting things to others as comprehensibly as possible in a conversational tone... it makes it easier to identify gaps in my knowledge XD

[kryptonbabe]

This 1st season had lots of memorable scenes, but I can't forget this unhinged Decepticon moment in Countdown to Extinction, we have:

Frenzy's insane strength, taking down a robot way bigger than him – this is his first appearance in the series

Tiny little Rumble going absolutely savage and jumping straight into Skywarp's face (cute & scary)

The Mini-Cassette family taking care of their own!

The inner fighting among Decepticons, they're united under a desire for power and a fear for their leader – they're so flawed and still so effective, it's fascinating

Megatron's oh so dramatic reveal (everyone thought he was dead) – the Decepticon gasp!

The beautiful voice acting of this show

[funsizedshark]

this point has been made before but santos and langdon are 100% written as mirrors to each other and if santos had been a man there would have been 15000000 meta posts about his snark and impulsivity being a cover for deep-seated emotional issues and his childhood but since santos is a woman she's a huge bitch who needs to get humbled. which by the way has already happened multiple times over the course of the past 10 episodes but i guess to appease the masses foaming at the mouth to see a woman crucified we need a full scene of idk robby yelling at her that shes a fuckup in front of the entire ER

[mvrphysart]

i learned to draw kisses and i’ll make it everybody’s problem

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commission me!

[yardsards]

pros of enjoying a character that has a close relationship with their sibling: cute wholesome family moments <3

cons: every time you go into their tag there is a small but not insignificant chance you will witness manmade horrors beyond your comprehension

[starfruitssmoothie]

is anybody else having thoughts abt these two,, (silly doodles under the cut <3)

[venaday]

[minhphong306]

[Llama learning log] #1: Tổng quan

Hôm nay mình với Huyền tìm hiểu về cái hình này: Continue reading [Llama learning log] #1: Tổng quan

[prince-liest]

A little bit of celebratory light in the current political climate: I'm working with a local endocrinologist who is versed in gender-affirming care as well as my local LGBTQ+ resource organization to start a quarterly pride clinic that I'm going to run with and staff with the aforementioned endocrinologist. I don't know yet how successful it will be, but we're in a really under-served area and a lot of the local federally qualified health centers are pulling back their gender affirming care offerings due to the recent federal policies so that they can retain their funding, which after speaking to my residency program directer he seems to believe is unlikely to affect us. So I'm going to be working with our program attendings and this endocrinologist to help refer more queer and especially trans patients to myself and one of my seniors who is also really involved in LGBTQ+ health goals for gender-affirming care.

The clinic itself is only going to be quarterly at this time (hopefully monthly in the future) due to the limitations of patient panel sizes and also residency scheduling, but we're hoping that we can also follow these patients in our actual primary clinic, since it will all be in the same building and part of the same system, and the endocrinologist has said she is willing to co-precept these patients (aka. have us forward her the notes and look over them to make sure the care plans are copacetic, as well as get curbsided by us when needed) when we work on hormone therapy in the primary care clinic. I think the main challenge is going to be 1) making sure we have the resources and access to a good multidisciplinary team (main points are mental health resources (gonna ask one of the psych program attendings, he is both openly queer and invested) and infectious disease specialist options that aren't going to result in bad experiences for the patients that we refer that way) and 2) making sure we have appropriate follow-up for patients, which I think on my end is just going to mean me telling our clinic coordinator, "Hey, if it's for this patient panel specifically, you can book me an extra patient per half-day for continuity."

We're also going to be doing internal-ish referral advertising through the LGBTQ+ org, as well as training through the organization and also just through research done by myself and my senior for our co-residents for things like cancer screening guidelines adjusted for risk factors we see in queer people (anal paps, three-site testing, when to screen for breast cancer in trans women, etc, etc). Waiting on my program director to talk to our clinic coordinator to see if there's any way for people to self-refer straight to the pride clinic (probably insurance-dependent) but otherwise it's just...happening.

I think my main wish is that I had more days to directly work with this endocrinology attending to pick her brain. She said she's game for any [redacted weekday] for the clinic once we get things going and I'm on my endocrinology rotation, but I'm mostly working with another endo and only see her twice this month due to her work schedule. She's a great teacher and next time I see her this month I'm going to see if she has time to give me a crash-course on HRT management that will help me synthesize the gender dysphoria treatment clinical practice guidelines I'm reading through from the Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism. My PD actually specifically referred a trans patient to us to see that day because he knows I really want more experience with this (and, y'know, she's a great endo doc) so that will be the perfect opportunity.

Anyway! It's a great time to be working on offering more medical resources to LGBTQ patients.

[genshin-impact-updates]

"Imaginarium Theater" Gameplay Tips

Hello, Traveler! The new permanent combat gameplay Imaginarium Theater is now available. In the gameplay details released previously, we introduced the basic rules, rewards, and schedule.

Click the link to check it out!

https://www.hoyolab.com/article/29003138

In addition, based on the experience and feedback from Travelers during the testing period, we have prepared a set of tips for everyone. Let's check them out~

[nostalgebraist]

Due to recent experiences, I am feeling an urge to make an anti-drug-style PSA except it's warning impressionable machine-learning-curious teens to never, ever try a thing called "Huggingface transformers Trainer"

Not. Even. Once.

[proshippers-against-censorship]

sorry to rant in your inbox but i am. genuinely seeing red right now, and idk where else to go. i was recently talking to a friend who had csem made of them and i'm genuinely so mad; apparently, their country recently changed the laws so that fictional stuff is also counted as illegal activity and handled by the same, already underfunded department. their case was already mishandled because of limited staff and resources. they did not receive justice for the longest fucking time *when the law was set in their favor*. now other children in the position they were in are going to wait even LONGER to get help, if they ever do, because the people meant to help them are now having to waste time and resources on fucking anime drawings. and tons of people will praise this bullshit because "that stuff is gross and immoral and shouldn't be allowed". as though the effect of this policy doesn't fucking matter. real life children are more important than your stupid fucking blorbo. this isn't just normal 'censorship is stupid' rage, people are going to be HARMED by this policy. i've lost all patience for the fandom wank. idiots on the internet are one thing, but legal channels that are meant to help people being hurt are fucking inexcusable to clog. and now some sections of MY country are starting to pull this shit. i don't even know what to do, it's not something where "call your local representative" will fix anything.

I can't even word the absolute anger this stirred up in me.

[zwiebelii]

RAH RAH RAH RAH PEOPLE WHO SPEAK/WANT TO LEARN GERMAN AND LIKE THE HOBBIT BOOK. LISTEN TO ME

ARD (THE GERMAN EQUIVALENT TO THE BBC) HAS AN AUDIO BOOK OF THE HOBBIT ONLINE. AND YOU CAN DOWNLOAD IT!

BUT ONLY UNTIL JANUARY 24TH, AFTER THAT THEY'RE TAKING IT DOWN