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I’m at a point in my career where I’ve been leading teams and mentoring others, but unable to bounce my ideas off someone without telling them how it’s done. Not saying I don’t learn anything from the people I mentor or lead, but it’s scary building so much and no one around you understands the foundation and vision.It’s incredibly lonely and not challenging at all, and there is no way I’m just that good of a developer.Does anyone have any recommendations on online communities for developers (besides this subreddit)? Slack channels, discord, heck even Facebook. via /r/csharp https://ift.tt/2ZX8JMF

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Rewatched V for Vendetta today, as is tradition because it’s the 5th of November.I always loved this film and thought it was an excellent story. But given everything that’s happened over the last few years, with the rise of the authoritarian right and especially a deadly virus killing tens of thousands, it hits a lot harder. Feels like the government in the film could have happened last election, or could still on the next one, if the people involved were just a little smarter and more ruthless.Anyone else feeling this?Also, the montage/narration/monologue scenes are all incredibly well done.Edit: funny to see all these brigadey comments assuming I’m talking about the USA and American elections in a discussion about a film about UK government. I’m a Canadian thinking about Brexit government and mirrors in Canadian politics, not everything is about the USA via /r/movies https://ift.tt/3bJDR4r

V for Vendetta – always good, now scary

Rewatched V for Vendetta today, as is tradition because it’s the 5th of November.I always loved this film and thought it was an excellent story. But given everything that’s happened over the last few years, with the rise of the authoritarian right and especially a deadly virus killing tens of thousands, it hits a lot

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I’m reading The One Hundred Years of Lenni and Margot, and the fifth chapter has a paragraph that genuinely gave me butterflies.The paragraph is about a woman who’s forced moved on from a project she loved. Lenni, one of the two protagonists, has her life changed by this woman. And there’s something about the way the paragraph is written – not really what it says, but how – that makes you feel a sense of fierce love for all the strangers you’ve met that have unknowingly changed your life for the better.From these first few chapters, and this paragraph in particular, I know I’m lucky to be reading this book. via /r/books https://ift.tt/3k7gZ38

Sometimes, there’s a moment where a book reminds you of the beauty of life and you realise how lucky you are that you get to read it.

I’m reading The One Hundred Years of Lenni and Margot, and the fifth chapter has a paragraph that genuinely gave me butterflies.The paragraph is about a woman who’s forced moved on from a project she loved. Lenni, one of the two protagonists, has her life changed by this woman. And there’s something about the way

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Can anyone recommend me a good audiobook that has a similar theme or feel as the show? Or maybe just even the same accents and time period? Maybe just someone who sounds like Cillian Murphy?I adore Stephen Fry’s Sherlock Holmes and Johnathan Keeble’s first few books of the Saxon Stories. via /r/audiobooks https://ift.tt/3jWMQnq

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Can anyone recommend me a good audiobook that has a similar theme or feel as the show? Or maybe just even the same accents and time period? Maybe just someone who sounds like Cillian Murphy?I adore Stephen Fry’s Sherlock Holmes and Johnathan Keeble’s first few books of the Saxon Stories. via /r/audiobooks https://ift.tt/3jWMQnq

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It’s 9:20pm CET: Wow, thank you all for your questions and for joining the AMA today. It was more than I expected and I tried to answer as much as possible and now my brain is pudding. Signing off for today. If you want to ask more stuff, maybe ask others from the team, head over to r/kurzgesagt or checkout our (independent) discord community.Again, thank you for your watching our videos. Doing Kurzgesagt is truly a privilege and a dream job. You are making this possible. The entire team and I appreciate it more than you can imagine.​I was really bad at school and I dropped out of high school at age fifteen and generally was a pretty stupid and not interested in learning anything. While pursuing my secondary school diploma I met a remarkable teacher (thanks Frau Reddanz!) who inspired a passion for learning and understanding the world in me. (Mostly by screaming at me passionately). This changed how I looked at anything education related – school really made stuff horribly boring but with passion and a different teaching approach everything actually became super interesting.So I went on to study history but that was boring too ( university, not the subject) and finally I switched to communication design with a focus on infographics, wanting to make difficult ideas engaging and accessible. During that time Edu Youtube became big and I ended up doing a video as bachelors thesis.This project became one of the largest sciency channels on YouTube over the course of the following eight years. (It is still pretty funny to me as I’m the most unlikely person too that should explain people anything about anything) Today we have more than 16 million subscribers and 1.5 billion views on our main channel on YouTube and a team of 45 individuals working full time behind the scenes of the channel. We are known for the insane amount of hours we put into every video, which currently is north of 1200+ hours per video. Also we only published 150 videos in 8 years.For the last decade, I’ve been working on and off on a book about the immune system, and decided to finish it during the pandemic, as it (obviously) felt like the right time. In the book, I take you on a journey through the fortress of the human body and its defenses and discuss a few diseases and how amazing your defenses are. The book happens to be released today if you want to check it out!Ask me anything!Also, here’s my proof via /r/IAmA https://ift.tt/3mEb87g

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