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I live north of Toronto, so ever since the outbreak, I haven’t had much reason to visit the city. Yesterday afternoon, I decided to drive through downtown for a little change of scenery. Guys, I don’t recognize the city anymore. The homeless is getting bad. I was especially affected by this one kid, maybe in his early 20’s, wearing nothing but a hoodie and track pants in the freezing weather, shaking like a dog. I offered him a snack for which he was beyond grateful. It’s not fair.For those that work in social services, what can we do at this point in time to actually help these individuals in need? I have a bunch of old clothes that I’ll be more than happy to donate. Are there organizations that work directly with the homeless by going through the parks and handing out basic supplies? I also wouldn’t mind volunteering on the weekends if that opportunity exists.Hopefully someone is able to kindly advise.Happy New Year. via /r/toronto https://ift.tt/3bsFTqN

Homelessness is getting bad.

January 9, 2021 No comments Article

I live north of Toronto, so ever since the outbreak, I haven’t had much reason to visit the city. Yesterday afternoon, I decided to drive through downtown for a little change of scenery. Guys, I don’t recognize the city anymore. The homeless is getting bad. I was especially affected by this one kid, maybe in

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Playlist: Coding Interview Patterns and Techniques – YouTubeFirst Video: https://youtu.be/0l2nePjDFuAJavaScript solutions: GitHub RepoFor anyone preparing for coding interviews, I started this series to breakdown the most common types of problems in coding interviews. In each video, I start by showing examples on a whiteboard to explain the algorithm, before moving on to the implementation. via /r/webdev https://ift.tt/3bmZatF

I created a video series to teach the most common patterns and techniques to pass coding interviews

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Playlist: Coding Interview Patterns and Techniques – YouTubeFirst Video: https://youtu.be/0l2nePjDFuAJavaScript solutions: GitHub RepoFor anyone preparing for coding interviews, I started this series to breakdown the most common types of problems in coding interviews. In each video, I start by showing examples on a whiteboard to explain the algorithm, before moving on to the implementation. via

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Hiya! I’m Maryam Tsegaye (kinda new to Reddit). *prize breakdown below*I participated in the Breakthrough Junior Challenge, an international science/math competition for teens to explain a complex science/math topic in a 3 minute video, NOT AT ALL expecting to win. (also the 1st Canadian to receive this prize 🥰)I made my video on Quantum Tunneling, a physical phenomena that was completely new to me until I made the video.I’ve been getting *hundreds* of questions from people and fellow Challengers about how I made my video, choosing a topic, etc. When I found this community, I thought maybe it would be a good idea tospread word about the Breakthrough Junior Challenge! (science communication ftw!)answer a bunch of questions that anyone might have about anything* my username just refers to the fact that I often forget to eat when I’m busy working (something that definitely happened over quarantine and while I was making my video).* I updated my insta bio to prove that it is in fact me posting this hereask away :)EDIT: I’m 17 and in my senior year of high schooledit2: **I got a $250,000 scholarship, a $100,000 science lab for my school and $50,000 cash prize for my teacher** via /r/IAmA https://ift.tt/3nuz4ap

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Edit: Wow, this blew up real good! Thanks for the laughs and all the suggestions of good cooking channels/shows. Binging with Babish is my current fav but I will check out all of these suggestions as I can. Thanks for the awards kind strangers! via /r/Showerthoughts https://ift.tt/38jTSgu

People with cooking shows/channels don’t actually have to be any good — people can’t taste what they make, and if people make the recipe on their own and it sucks, they’ll just think they did it wrong.

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Edit: Wow, this blew up real good! Thanks for the laughs and all the suggestions of good cooking channels/shows. Binging with Babish is my current fav but I will check out all of these suggestions as I can. Thanks for the awards kind strangers! via /r/Showerthoughts https://ift.tt/38jTSgu

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StatsCan is hiring some 32000 people for the census if anyone needs a job.https://ift.tt/35lEePU posted in the other subreddits, but don’t seem to have posted here because we don’t have direct link submission. via /r/PersonalFinanceCanada https://ift.tt/35eK2dM

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I’m a self taught front end focused dev (no degree or any sort), and my portfolio has been able to land me a few callbacks from employers.unfortunately, I’ve failed the technical aspect of the last few interviews.I’ve received questions like “is sass case sensitive? true or false”. the question itself is so easy, and i’ve built pretty complex projects, I’ve just never really thought about whether it’s actually case sensitive..to summarize, I feel like garbage (I’m not looking for sympathy of any sort) after the technical interviews.. I’m wondering if this is a normal way to feel, when applying for your first role via /r/webdev https://ift.tt/2LjFnQI

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I recently wanted to see if any of the songs I listen to have come up in multiple years of my Spotify Wrapped playlists so I made a little web app that does this for you. You can toggle different years on and off and see what songs appeared in all the years toggled on.Personally I had Frank Ocean – Self Control, Close To You and White Ferrari come up every year from 2017-2020. These were the only songs that I had in common every one of those years.Check it out here. via /r/webdev https://ift.tt/3o3hPhv

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I have been vegetarian since I was 11 (now 23). I ate pretty well at home but the usual teenager diet of chips, crisps and cakes probably prevented any fibre overdoses! Since moving out I’ve been largely left to my own devices with cooking, which meant lots of vegetables, whole grains, nuts, oats, salads, beans and lentils… basically, a fibre bomb.Then last year I started having days where I just couldn’t eat anything. I felt full all day. Usually it would sort itself out and I carried on as normal. In February this year it got really bad, some days I was eating maybe half to a quarter of what I would normally eat, occasionally I would be fine and have a normal appetite. I was doing a pretty physical job at the time so was feeling tired a lot, and generally felt fed up as I love food and felt an important part of my life was missing. I could not for the life of me figure out what was wrong. I went to the doctor who tested me for all sorts, all came back negative for anything serious, although I had a slight B12 deficiency which was very unlikely to be causing that symptom. The doctor suggested gluten intolerance, so I ate lots of oats and quinoa (fibre bombs, you can see where this is going) which seemed to make little difference.Eventually one day in maybe August (so I had been experiencing this for 6 months maybe and had lost a few kg) I was talking to my mum (having come back home during lockdown) and was having a low appetite day, and she pointed out how much fibre I was often eating… brown toast with peanut butter, banana and seeds for breakfast. Big bowl of fruit and yoghurt followed by dried fruit and nuts for lunch. Brown rice and lentil and veggie curry for dinner. I googled “too much fibre”.One of the symptoms? Loss of appetite. Although it cited constipation, diarrhoea, bloating and pain as more frequently experienced symptoms (which I didn’t really have), I felt like something had clicked. I reduced my fibre intake as much as possible for about a week. Guess what? Hungry all the time! I was so relieved. I spoke to the doctor who referred me to a nutritionist who confirmed my theory.She told me that everyone has a different fibre tolerance, and that this can change over the course of your life. Vegans and vegetarians are especially susceptible to negative effects of too much fibre, but anyone who eats a lot of whole foods or raw foods might be affected. There are things you can do to reduce fibre such as cook vegetables thoroughly, peel fruits and have white grains (difficult at first for a lifelong brown breader!). I’m still adapting and figuring it out, but since learning how to nourish myself with less fibre my appetite had returned.We are told all our lives we should eat MORE fibre, not less. It’s really difficult to find information on it on the internet and the doctors did not mention it even after a few months of me going back with the same problem. Even here I looked it up and most advice tends towards “you just upped your intake too quickly, your body will adapt”. Or they have different symptoms, haven’t seen anyone mention persistent loss of appetite as the stand alone issue. Well, here I am, a veggie who’s been having fibre for years who’s body just got fed up.I wanted to write about it in case anyone else is struggling with this. I wish I had found this post when I was googling everything I could think of, trying gluten free, trying to cut FODMAPs, testing negative for everything and still not getting anywhere. Hope this helps somebody 😊 via /r/vegetarian https://ift.tt/382LsKb

I don’t care how challenging it would be logistically, 4 years is way too long to let someone run a province when they literally do bad-shit crazy things right out the gate and there’s nothing we can do about it as the electorate. Call me crazy, but 1 single vote every 4 years just isn’t enough “democracy” when you consider that our vote doesn’t translate to proportional representation, and that a lot of shady shit can happen right in front of our very eyes (like passing environmental protection changes within a budget bill) and all we can do is watch in horror. via /r/ontario https://ift.tt/3hyShGD

IMO, how some premiers in Canada have utterly failed their constituents during COVID makes me think we need a “midterm public confidence vote” that let’s the public decide if their premier has lost their confidence by the halfway point of their term.

December 31, 2020 No comments Article

I don’t care how challenging it would be logistically, 4 years is way too long to let someone run a province when they literally do bad-shit crazy things right out the gate and there’s nothing we can do about it as the electorate. Call me crazy, but 1 single vote every 4 years just isn’t

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I have been vegetarian since I was 11 (now 23). I ate pretty well at home but the usual teenager diet of chips, crisps and cakes probably prevented any fibre overdoses! Since moving out I’ve been largely left to my own devices with cooking, which meant lots of vegetables, whole grains, nuts, oats, salads, beans and lentils… basically, a fibre bomb.Then last year I started having days where I just couldn’t eat anything. I felt full all day. Usually it would sort itself out and I carried on as normal. In February this year it got really bad, some days I was eating maybe half to a quarter of what I would normally eat, occasionally I would be fine and have a normal appetite. I was doing a pretty physical job at the time so was feeling tired a lot, and generally felt fed up as I love food and felt an important part of my life was missing. I could not for the life of me figure out what was wrong. I went to the doctor who tested me for all sorts, all came back negative for anything serious, although I had a slight B12 deficiency which was very unlikely to be causing that symptom. The doctor suggested gluten intolerance, so I ate lots of oats and quinoa (fibre bombs, you can see where this is going) which seemed to make little difference.Eventually one day in maybe August (so I had been experiencing this for 6 months maybe and had lost a few kg) I was talking to my mum (having come back home during lockdown) and was having a low appetite day, and she pointed out how much fibre I was often eating… brown toast with peanut butter, banana and seeds for breakfast. Big bowl of fruit and yoghurt followed by dried fruit and nuts for lunch. Brown rice and lentil and veggie curry for dinner. I googled “too much fibre”.One of the symptoms? Loss of appetite. Although it cited constipation, diarrhoea, bloating and pain as more frequently experienced symptoms (which I didn’t really have), I felt like something had clicked. I reduced my fibre intake as much as possible for about a week. Guess what? Hungry all the time! I was so relieved. I spoke to the doctor who referred me to a nutritionist who confirmed my theory.She told me that everyone has a different fibre tolerance, and that this can change over the course of your life. Vegans and vegetarians are especially susceptible to negative effects of too much fibre, but anyone who eats a lot of whole foods or raw foods might be affected. There are things you can do to reduce fibre such as cook vegetables thoroughly, peel fruits and have white grains (difficult at first for a lifelong brown breader!). I’m still adapting and figuring it out, but since learning how to nourish myself with less fibre my appetite had returned.We are told all our lives we should eat MORE fibre, not less. It’s really difficult to find information on it on the internet and the doctors did not mention it even after a few months of me going back with the same problem. Even here I looked it up and most advice tends towards “you just upped your intake too quickly, your body will adapt”. Or they have different symptoms, haven’t seen anyone mention persistent loss of appetite as the stand alone issue. Well, here I am, a veggie who’s been having fibre for years who’s body just got fed up.I wanted to write about it in case anyone else is struggling with this. I wish I had found this post when I was googling everything I could think of, trying gluten free, trying to cut FODMAPs, testing negative for everything and still not getting anywhere. Hope this helps somebody 😊 via /r/vegetarian https://ift.tt/382LsKb

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