When did you last commit to something you didn't fully understand. a career, a path, a version of your life that you would spend years, decades building toward before you ever truly reckoned with what it felt like to live inside it. For hundreds of thousands of students in medicine, in nursing, in pharmacy, in dentistry, that commitment happens early.Sometimes 17, 18 years old. You pick a direction. You build a story about who you'll become.And then you work with singular dedication to get there. But here's ...

Have seen a lot of "gurus" posting "new algorithm hacks" since we were told the X algo updated a couple weeks ago.I'm of the opinion that the best way to make your posts better is to just try stuff and see what works and what doesn't.I'm appreciative of people trying to demystify the github/etc, but I tend to think that hands on experience is a million times more effective for understanding how systems work than reading an instruction manual written by someone who didn't build the system ...