Igelau

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by Igelau 5y ago
You have a notification from LinkedIn: (Cute blonde recruiter / bearded hipster recruiter) with another opportunity to (get crucified at Amazon / work in the shady industry of sports betting / feed the cancer that we call IoT
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by Igelau 5y ago
That's why you move it in weird ways. Like fine art and crypto.
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by Igelau 5y ago
> booze YMMV, but I'm 2L deep on local beer and it's not making me trust The Man yet.
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by Igelau 5y ago
Wow. That was a really long wait for some really lame popups.
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by Igelau 5y ago
I doubt prions can withstand vulture stomach acid.
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by Igelau 5y ago
Why wouldn't you just support an artist on Patreon? Or by actually buying something from them? What's the point of buying NFT instead? It's to sell to the next sucker before the bubble bursts. That's the only thing it do
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by Igelau 5y ago
It's almost like Twitter is doing a great public service by building exactly what's needed to show that this is, in fact, bullshit.
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by Igelau 5y ago
> I often think that I must be missing something about NFTs because they seem breathtakingly stupid. That's exactly how you know you've got it. The difference is that you didn't feel the heat of FOMO convincing you to dive
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by Igelau 5y ago
Serious: is this a joke?
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by Igelau 5y ago
Funny how community came up in the article as one of the ways NFT is really just MLM...
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by Igelau 5y ago
> If I understand correctly The funny thing about NFTs. The emperor has no clothes. Confusion is evidence of understanding -- there's that little substance. No Fscking Thing. > a note posted on a wall somewhere that said “You own
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by Igelau 5y ago
https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/128465#issuecomme...
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by Igelau 5y ago
> Your corporate shilling here is pure unadulterated boot licking, and I throw up in my mouth reading it. But I like reading it. It validates my decision from many years ago. I want this on a plaque.
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by Igelau 5y ago
I have to say I agree. There's only so much catharsis to be had from writing a nasty-yet-deniable review on Glassdoor and like. I was fired for over-competence at a real crab bucket and it still messes with me.
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by Igelau 5y ago
> What kind of a dirtbag unloads the side effects (all of which he's responsible for) of his dying wife's situation directly onto her? Go to hell. What kind of dirtbag stops confiding in their spouse during a crisis?
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by Igelau 5y ago
People never forgive you for telling the truth. Those are some salty "I wish they were wrong" downvotes.
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by Igelau 5y ago
> can’t do this anymore. I was at my wits’ end. I felt like I was going to lose it at any point. Not that I was going to kill myself, but that I was going to be put in a rubber room. Sometimes I think one of the downsides of remote work
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by Igelau 5y ago
> that skin color may be a correlative indicator that the resources should be invested to test their genetics for known maladies You're right, but people are still starting to call this racism. I've been in the meetings where H
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by Igelau 5y ago
Heavy metals can appear in sweat. Whether this phenomenon is enough to have any therapeutic potential, I can't say.
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by Igelau 5y ago
> any concentration I'm curious. If there's lead in the water, the air, the soil, the food we eat, is zero even possible? Is there a baseline "side effect of living on Earth" level, even if it's very slight?
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by Igelau 5y ago
This part interested me: > believed to be the sacred insect that bridged the natural world to the underworld When we were kids, my brother and I would keep away from dead bees because they "might come back to life". We had prob
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by Igelau 5y ago
JerryInVA1948: Hi it's Jerry's wife again. We never measured it, so I don't know. Sorry!
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by Igelau 5y ago
Use the hide button.
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by Igelau 5y ago
> “Samir is a valued colleague and a close friend,” Mr. Watson said. “I’m proud that we stood by him while he struggled, and we’re all glad to see him now thriving again.” Wow, that positive spin is a stretch .
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by Igelau 5y ago
I think you're mistranslating "conventional narrative" as "we think this is a rock-solid fact". It doesn't mean that.
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by Igelau 5y ago
You showed them you're paying attention. That usually scares the crap out of people who have something to hide. The lesson here is that you were working in a den of vipers, and you're better off elsewhere.
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by Igelau 5y ago
What's the opposite of a dog whistle?
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by Igelau 5y ago
Covid, burnout, opioids, and the commandment that we should feel guilty and shitty about all the privileges (real or imagined) that we were born with. The killer epidemics of our time.
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by Igelau 5y ago
Water and TP? You don't know how to use the three seashells?
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by Igelau 5y ago
The boy who occupies the 4-5 o'clockish space in Configuration A appears to have a fist where half his face should be. I nominate him as the vanisher since there's no fist-face in Configuration B.

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