GoToRO

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by GoToRO 3y ago
Ditch the inverter and you are set.
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by GoToRO 4y ago
People forgot that everybody bought computers in order to attend online classes and wfh?
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by GoToRO 4y ago
Instead of banning cars, they banned rental e-scooters...
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by GoToRO 4y ago
When the pandemic hit, as a true leader, you would grab a history book and try to see what a pandemic means. How did people recover from it? How long did it last? Maybe even hire a historian, a virologist and maybe even a psychologist to he
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by GoToRO 4y ago
If you bargain for higher pay while unemployed, tell them you are interviewing with multiple companies. They even ask you this, but they do not explain why they do that. You might think is just chit-chat when in fact is your salary negociat
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by GoToRO 4y ago
When all the people with money hired like crazy, was that a signal that... reality showed that they have no clue of whats coming. They just copy each other and in general have no clue about anything.
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by GoToRO 4y ago
"On the previous team, when you picked up a card it had everything you needed to do a good job. On this team, the cards are a mess." So managers just push to implement cards that are not ready, because they are too lazy to do thei
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by GoToRO 4y ago
It goes away after some time. It's almost as if you unlock a lot of stored energy just by moving. After a while the extra energy is gone and you will sleep right away.
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by GoToRO 4y ago
And no severance.
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by GoToRO 4y ago
Your comment also points towards the solution for low natality. In rich countries people want a lot more for their kids. They want to raise the kids themselves and spent a lot more time with them in the unique moments when they are still sm
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by GoToRO 4y ago
CEO is not a visionary, not even a leader. Few are. Just an accountant. Probably a bad one too.
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by GoToRO 4y ago
We are living the equivalent period of manual labor, for knowledge workers. Then it was "I pay you to sit 8 hours with your hands above your head, what is the problem?" Now it is "We will make sure that you are stressed and h
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by GoToRO 4y ago
Thank you for the link. I will have to see if I'm allowed to install it on my work pc.
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by GoToRO 4y ago
I "love" the toxic parent relationship, because that is the kind relationship that you are most used to and for you (and me) it makes it feel normal. You get used to it and when other people treat you the same way, you don't
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by GoToRO 4y ago
Social safety nets also help with technology. Let's say ChatGPT makes a lot of money and puts a lot of people out of work. Normally the government should tax it and provide safety nets for those workers. Otherwise you have social distr
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by GoToRO 4y ago
I wonder if lowercase "str." will work. Should be easier to type. I didn't find anything about that.
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by GoToRO 4y ago
What problem is it solving? curious. later edit: ahh, oil, fat :)
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by GoToRO 4y ago
Not science person but I took some and I was too sleepy, all day. Also there are about 4-5 hours until it promotes the production of melatonin and so you have to time it right. Also it is fat soluble, you need to take it with your (fat?) me
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by GoToRO 4y ago
I use virtual desktops. The only missing piece of the puzzle is the missing shortcuts to go directlly to a specific desktop, win + 3 for example. If Windows woild provide that, I coils also buy a bluetooth macro keyboard and use it just for
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by GoToRO 4y ago
It feels like the first one. Problem is there are not many opportunities here, mainly failed, almost failed projects from the west, that need to be relocated, otherwise they don't have the money to survive. Thanks.
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by GoToRO 4y ago
Working with the public is different and yes, worse that software development. I was referring more to interactions with your boss or colleagues.
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by GoToRO 4y ago
(not US) It seems the whole setup is constructed to make you feel bad, no appreciation for work delivered, every technical argument is seen as an excuse, deadlines have nothing to do with reality an so on. When I interacted with blue collar
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by GoToRO 4y ago
My problem is the lack of respect. What can I do about it?
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by GoToRO 4y ago
I would guess the one big difference is respect. For some reason, there is no respect for tech workers.
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by GoToRO 4y ago
One problem is the managers that were supposed to be leaders but in reality they are very poor accountants. Source: me.
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by GoToRO 4y ago
Today's google would be banned by 15 years ago's google. One rule they had was that the style of the ads on your website should not match the style of the website (clearly visible ads). Today most people do not realize that the fi
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by GoToRO 4y ago
That sw does not come from Mercedes, they just buy different devices for what they need from suppliers. The salary offered by one such supplier for a graduate engineer was less than what a construction company was offering to hang dry wall
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by GoToRO 4y ago
That reality was created by managers that only care about themselves and that see any capable individual as a threat. It doesn't have to be this way.
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by GoToRO 4y ago
It can be done but it's hard with todays jobs. The advice I was given was to wake up and then do not rest in bed until I go to bed. Sitting on a chair all day is about the same. I did manage to switch from a night owl to a morning pers
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by GoToRO 4y ago
The way they try to deduce that they are working multiple jobs is hilarious: we can hear multiple meetings! Or, I live alone and I can't imagine people living toghether and having different meetings at the same time. I also can't

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