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These job requirements are getting out of hand
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this post was submitted on 17 Feb 2025
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But where on the spectrum? It's not a zero/one game here.
Autism is expressed as a hex value from #000000 to #FFFFFF where #FFFFFF is not autistic at all (Unicorn) but #000000 is nonverbal/non-communicative.
Personally I consider myself a well-rounded #CBF0C5.
Should that be interpreted as 1x768 bit number or 3x256 bit numbers?
3x256. Visualised as a 2D graph. Lends it's self to a spider chart.
on a scale of 0-1 I would say I'm at about 0.27899946825 austims.
4 years @ 0.28 autisms should be more than sufficient to apply, then.
Closer to an e/10 myself.
That's the kind of question that'll land you the job :P