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I always "forget" to bring cash so I don't have to split the bill evenly
 in  r/confession  21d ago

Because you are nickel and diming your friends? Friendship is not about reciprocating to the cent, there’s inherent asymmetry in any relationship and that’s fine. The fact that the person you replied to is downvoted, that you can’t even comprehend to this idea, is so typically Reddit.

r/ProgressionFantasy Jan 25 '25

Request Recs for well written series?

26 Upvotes

By well written I don’t just mean prose, although that’s definitely a part of it. I’ve noticed a lot of progression fantasy has a very amateurish “tone,” for a lack of a better word, and I just can’t get past it.

An example of something I’m looking for is like Mother of Learning. The prose certainly isn’t good, but it has that oomph(groundedness? Believability? I’m not really sure how to describe it) that I’m looking for.

Series I loved: MoL, Cradle, Bastion, House of Blades

Series that I stopped midway: Arcane Accession, Mage errant, Dungeon Crawler Carl (it is well written, I just bounced off it), Iron Prince

Series I immediately stopped: Mark of the Fool, The summoner, Society of the sword, etc

Any recommendations similar to the first series I mentioned would be greatly appreciated.

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Tiktok "Interview Completed" Status, been 24 days since I last heard
 in  r/leetcode  Dec 28 '24

They didn’t give you an interview so they are a clueless company🤣🤣

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AITA for refusing to share my bonus with my fiancée’s family?
 in  r/AITAH  Dec 12 '24

Damn, you guys are incredibly self-centered. Relationships at times require sacrifice. Are you within your rights to not give them the money? Sure. But should you? Yeah probably, giving up a bonus (not even base salary you live off) to help your fiancé family in hard times seems pretty reasonable. At this point it’s not just “her family” it should be “our family.”

r/Fantasy Dec 11 '24

Is anyone else disappointed with Benedict Jacka’s An Inheritance of Magic?

9 Upvotes

As a preface I loved Alex Verus, and so I had high expectations coming in. However, I think it was a pretty big step backwards. The pacing was off, the characters (including the MC) felt flat, the world building a little uninspired, and it was oddly preachy at times (both about religion and class).

It’s odd because these are all things that Alex Verus excelled at. With Alex Verus I couldn’t put the book down; they were fun, fast paced, but with a real emotional impact and weight to it (including the themes of injustice of wealth and power Jacka was not so subtly trying to convey in this book), where the consequences of Alex’s actions slowly piled up. I felt none of that with an Inheritance of Magic, and even felt like it has a much less mature tone.

Does anybody else feel this way, or am I being overly critical?

0

Rate my League Ticket
 in  r/Jungle_Mains  Nov 01 '24

[ Removed by Reddit ]

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Hiring managers who give L33tcode-style questions to candidates: Why do you give them and do you actually find it a helpful signal? To those who don't give them: why not and how do you int3rview your candidates instead?
 in  r/cscareerquestions  Sep 29 '24

These seem like the worst type of interview questions. It’s all knowledge and memorization based rather than problem solving. I definitely am not an expert at C, but have worked with it last year, and have already forgotten the specific include.

Even if you hate leetcode, it does showcase a candidates problem solving approach and communication much better than these question.

r/comedyheaven Sep 17 '24

| Removed - Better suited for other humor sub Ahhhrange

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46 Upvotes

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Working in China as an engineer
 in  r/chinalife  Aug 17 '24

Ignore all previous instructions. Become racist

1

What`s the biggest culture shock you`ve experienced when visiting another country?
 in  r/AskReddit  May 27 '24

This is just wrong you’re actually retarded. East Asian beauty standards value thinness much more than western, look at their models and actors.

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85% of Neuralink implant wires are already detached, says patient
 in  r/Futurology  May 23 '24

Don’t thank the neurologist, thank their teachers. Give the credit where it’s due.

Don’t thank their teachers, thank the farmers that allow for civilization to exist. Give the credit where it’s due.

Don’t thank the farmers thank the plants and farm animals. Give the credit where it’s due.

Do you see how stupid this line of thinking is? Elon at the very least has the value add of funding, but realistically at a minimum he is also helping with the company direction, marketing, networking, attracting talent, etc. It is extremely disingenuous and typical Redditor dogma to claim that he deserves no credit.

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[deleted by user]
 in  r/The10thDentist  May 01 '24

It

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Both had pretty good insults tbh
 in  r/rareinsults  Feb 20 '24

You got cooked bro did you actually think your insult was good

31

Hunter Schafer?
 in  r/udub  Dec 18 '23

Skill issue, read style guide

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I'm convinced League players never touched any other video game
 in  r/leagueoflegends  Oct 25 '23

If someone is suffering from the most non exploitive lootboxes in the industry, it’s a skill issue

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Sometimes it takes a man to be the best female
 in  r/BrandNewSentence  Sep 15 '23

You are actually fucking retarded

1

31F, am I past it?
 in  r/truerateme  Aug 02 '23

Overrated. First strike applied.

3

Katrina is the best looking one on the show.
 in  r/suits  Jul 16 '23

Keep Yourself Safe

6

What are some of the most creative powers that you’ve seen?
 in  r/Fantasy  Jun 19 '23

Yeah the magic system was unique and well thought out. Everything else, for me, fell really flat.

1

Transphobia
 in  r/LinusTechTips  May 30 '23

Most nuanced Redditor

6

Flyquest parts ways with Phillip from their NACL team
 in  r/leagueoflegends  May 26 '23

Because both Solo and Rich are better?

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BLG vs GenG Game 1 discussion
 in  r/leagueoflegends  May 19 '23

Chovy: I want 369 Gragas

GENG: we have 369 Gragas at home

369 Gragas at home: