#performance assessment

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[projectchampionz]

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[prettyboysdontlookatexplosions]

one of my ed hot takes is that the idea that standardized tests measure too narrow a range of skills is basically backwards. standardized tests measure too many skills - whether you can read, but also shit like whether you have the emotional maturity to select a counterintuitively worded answer that must be correct because the others are obviously wrong. it’s AMAZING how hard this is for students, and how much work it takes to coach them out of “it just didn’t sound right”

[rickybaby]

do you think daniel's actually gonna retire if he ends up not getting a seat or do we expect another sabbatical? what do you think the chances of him retaining the vcarb seat are? or do you think rbr will be like "wait til 2025 babe we'll see what we can do"? i dont want him to go he's why im here :(

Let me preface this by saying I still think 2025 is very much on, but much as I do not want to think about it, if it does end up not happening, then the likelihood of Daniel retiring ... yeah it's there. And i think it goes back to what he said in 2022, that he's not here to just make up the numbers by racing at the back. He went back to red bull because he wanted the chance to drive that car again, and despite all the talk about whether he still has the Old Daniel in him, a man past his prime wouldn't have put the Alpha Tauri or the vcarb in p-fucking-4 twice. And despite him feeling he still very much have the hunger to be in this post, I think he'd bow out because he wanted the chance to be in the red bull and despite everything he did, he didn't get it and he's not about to waste his time and drive his reputation further into the ground by chasing another seat.

The last act of love is letting go etc etc, y'know

[vaxxman]

Do you actually use the vacc all the time? Stock is better for taking out sentries, or no? (genuinely asking)

Please don't learn from my wannabe strategies, they are really not good and very beginner-ish. Actually good medic mains would probably cry at some things that I do. In short, no. It's the same for any other medic weapon, really.

(Really) long answer, which is based on an unreliable "2 months of playing medic nearly every day" is below.

All mediguns are situational, but I follow some personal rule of thumb that goes:

If on attacking team: Stock Medigun If on defending team: Kritzkrieg

(Depicted is the ideal situation shortly before your Kritzkrieg reaches 100%)

I'm not an asshole who denies a good team potential killstreaks with a Kritzkrieg. A good team deserves a good uber. But if that medigun set up doesn't seem to work out with my team (eg. my team is only Demoknights and Market Gardeners / the enemy team has a god-like sniper and is killing everyone at the same spawn door) and the flanking classes are more fit to actually do the objective, I will switch to a different set up.

If on attacking team: Vaccinator If on defending team: Quickfix

(Depicted is what Vaxx encounters 70% of matches on payload maps)

My reason for this is that both of these mediguns focus more on survival, rather than making sudden pushes for ground; ground that the entire team might not be able to keep. I strongly follow the credo of "Don't pocket", so these two fast charging mediguns are perfect for switching around patients during building and uber pop to make sure many people as possible profit from them. They are also much more hectic to play, so most of the time I will switch from Crossbow to Overdose, and from ubersaw to solemn vow, because I am much more vulnerable to spies and flanks from hyper focusing on everyone's healthbars and jumping across the map, trying to keep the team together. Vaccing scouts is incredibly fun, you couldn't imagine until you tried ("Hello Doc, this is Jeremy, your Uber driver to pick you up").

On payload, when my team is pushing, I generally use Vacc and am part of the cart pushing team, unless I see that the team work and positioning is good enough. Upon death I'll respawn with stock to help the power classes who are pushing at the frontline instead, because the cart heals, too, and I trust my team to not die. Sometimes, all it takes for your team to successfully move out and gain ground is some popped bullet resistances on the first person who is leaving spawn to make sure the snipers don't delete them before you even get to the cart.

When I say "play more aggressive as medic" I really just mean being able to stand in the crossfire more often and actively encouraging your patients to go into situations, because they can trust that your 75% resistance will let them survive it (also you just pop the bubble and stress them into GOING IN BEFORE THE EFFECT WEARS OFF). If you run into a sniper sightline and manage to get him to snipe at you while a bullet resistance bubble is popped, the rest of your team can follow you until the sniper has reloaded, and that alone may already have caused enough pressure for the sniper to leave his position. I like to think of Vacc and Stock as the fight-or-flight-reflex triggering mediguns, with Vacc being the medigun that seemingly locks people into battle with you, as people attempt to take you down with focus fire, while Stock causes everyone to flee. Dying with Vacc isn't too bad for your uber charge, and no healing for some seconds is a risk I am willing to take sometimes, if it means I'm drawing the enemies' attention away from my other team mates and wasting their ammo for the last push.

So tldr: Since I'm playing casual mostly, eventually I will use Vaccinator a lot because my alternative is to gamble that one or two players are competent enough to perform extremely well during an 8 second long uber. Yes Stock uber is the best for taking out sentries, but sometimes your team might not be the best for the job.

Whatever people say about medic gameplay being boring, I don't see it, it's super engaging, and extremely strategy heavy to me.

(Depicted are reasons why normal and sane medic mains use Stock vs why Vaxx uses Vaccinator)

[my-deer-friend]

Will you let us know how it goes tomorrow???

Hello friend!

Interview done – much tougher than I anticipated, but I did well.

They really dug into the substance of my application, and asked me about queer history, social network analysis (from my PhD work), knowledge dissemination in the 18th century, and other things about method and content... So much for "tell me about yourself"! I snuck in a brag about my many languages and the citizen history projects I've done, both of which got very positive responses.

I'll hear back in about two weeks. I'm happy with how I did, so it's ultimately a matter of seeing if I did better than at least half the other applicants.

[earthspark-shockwaves-reduction]

obsessed with how issue 39 of mtmte lowkey feels like "this series' most wretched cruel and sadistic group of mercenaries that murder and torture people in incredibly horrific and convoluted ways...... but make it a Workplace Comedy��"

[barbatos-sama]

megan thinks i'm not crazy enough to be exempt from jury duty and i tried (and failed) not to cry lol. then she decided i was crazy enough to have a referral to electro shock therapy, so what is the truth megan. what is the truth.

[autogeneity]

very awkward being known as the guy who knows math at work when not only have I forgotten 90% of everything I studied but also they come with the most exotic shit I never would've known in the first place

so it's like yep he knows math but also none of the answers to any question you'll ask, good luck

[orangerosebush]

In my opinion, Artemis and Angeline have very similar experiences of paranoia as a symptom of

And thus every single family vacation will have a like, medieval war general moment where you can watch them animatedly debate the merits and/or weak points of whatever barricade they've constructed in front of the hotel room door

[kjequie]

waiting for godot is such a gorgeous play in of itself, but when you consider that estragon and vladimir are totally fucking it becomes so much better.

life was hopeless and death is inevitable, so they found solace in one another- the only people around. young and naive, they were probably barely adults. if the one other person sitting there, endlessly waiting with you is the only person who can even pretend to understand how you feel, you stick with them. no matter how miserable they are together, it's better than being miserable alone. their love for one another is real, but so is their resentment and their tire. they want nothing more than to care for the other, but the same codependent cycles their in grow on their waning bodies.

they're the only thing to stop each other from offing themselves, carried by the hope of whoever is inspired enough to proudly proclaim 'another day.' they want to die to get away from each other, but if they're away from each other, what will they do? their lives have been centered around two things, and they won't have to wait when they're dead. how can you possibly go on without the one thing tethering you to some semblance of sanity? how can you go on without that same person who wants to drag you down into nothingness?

they never got the opportunity to find someone who mattered to them, so they made do with who they could. and look where that got them; aimlessly codependent and unable to live but also unable to die. to estragon, it's all vladimir's fault. to vladimir, it's all estragon's fault. but to estragon, vladimir is a stable figure in the world that changes as it repeats. to vladimir, estragon is something to focus his energy onto.

they're the only thing that could possibly matter to each other, and they want nothing more than to get away from each other.

[pebee]

I think out of any superhero universe batman does the best justice for ex drama/theatre kid villains. Like we KNOW most villains tend to be in stem and never took an ethics or humanities module but have you met someone who did gcse drama and can't let go of it? That's the joker right there. He's only like that because the panel gave him a D for his final assessment. Idk if he even counts but Jason's not like that bc he died he's like that because didn't get a singing role in the end of year extravaganza. Clayface is like that precisely bc got a merit on his Lamda exams tho good on him.

[upgradebitch]

this project is going to kill me