u/LOR_prob

Incoming medicine prelim. I know, I know, I know, I know, I know live it up because this is your last chance. I have been doing that and then some for a good fucking minute and it’s been great.

But I legit have lost so much knowledge. Skill atrophy is such a real thing. Like imagine all of the GI content in the surgery shelf, completely forgot. I used to do really well on shelfs and killed Step2 but didn’t use anki.

I know all of you will want to shoot me for asking but how can I review stuff? I suppose it would be best to first review most critical knowledge for start of intern year and then rebuild the rest of my medical knowledge. What’s a good approach to that? Is there a high yield intern year-prep Anki deck?

I'm about to sign a lease for 254 E 33st in Kip's Bay. It appears to be a recent single family conversion thus there hasn't been adequate renter history for complaints to accumulate on HDPonline etc., so I have no basis for whether the landlord provides adequate management, which is my biggest concern.

This is a really weird question but if someone lives in this building or knows someone who does, can you DM me? Would really appreciate some honest thoughts on the building's management!

Stay cool at night is incredibly important to me so i want to make sure where i stay has adequate cooling. Can a window AC unit get a studio to 66-69F? Not what it says on its screen but the actual ambient room temp

anyone have thoughts on the co-op Concord Village in downtown brooklyn?