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when i was a little kid i wanted to know all about how everything in computer worked. be careful what you wish for!
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the main accomplishment of my career has been having an electrical engineering job where i don’t work for a BAE or Lockheed type company that directly makes equipment for blowing up people. its just computers tho so it could end up in some military system, but that’s not the product I am designing.
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Sep 7, 2021 16:46
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echinopsis posted:I think the problem is that it’s not intellectually stimulating at all. no problem solving, except pain the rear end problems (and these are more problems related to being a manager not a pharmacist). all jobs become kinda like this eventually. - more working with people and people problems, less time fooling with technical thing that got you interested in it in the first place - lots of repetitive tasks, these only accumulate, when you are trying to continually improve a process it’s east to add new audits and procedures but hard to take them away.
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Sep 8, 2021 00:25
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ultravoices posted:working on it. good lord what med can even do this? like obviously you don’t have to share if it gives away medical info you don’t want to share but that’s nuts.
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Sep 11, 2021 01:41
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ultravoices posted:escitalopram (lexapro) -- apparently memory problems are a known side effect. oh man, yeah I know some people who take that but no stories like that.
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