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3y ago
I got poached from a job once to a) punish a manager in a different department, and to b) serve as a check on someone else who the new manager didn't trust. People can just use you and discard you. Our industry is awful right now. I&#x
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One doesn't get paid $300k/year to fuck around and choose what you work on yourself. Very often you will get punished for making management decisions above your pay grade at this level.
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3y ago
You are narrating my life back to me right now, and it's creepy and weird. I'm sorry that you've experienced this horrible treadmill of despair, as well. It doesn't get better.
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3y ago
I've seen it before. After that manager stepped in to help me, I would've stepped in front of a bus for him. That is the one time I had a manager like that in my entire career. It's rare, but it does happen.
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3y ago
Much like a stage magician, the NYT produces content that they know their audience is desperately willing to believe.
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3y ago
You're making the mistake of assuming that 100% of the unpaid work performed by a few niche subreddits converts to equivalent wages on the free labour market. Is anyone going to pay first-world wages for someone to moderate a subreddit
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3y ago
10 years ago reddit was certainly not maintaining uptime.
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3y ago
Personally I'm taking the WHO announcement as an implicit signal that they are no longer so tightly controlled/held captive by corporate interests as they have been for the past ... three, four decades? Better late than never, I g
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3y ago
It's still like this. Women and minorities get targeted by this sort of stuff all the time.
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3y ago
Oh no, won't someone think of the advertisers!?
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3y ago
Reddit has seriously improved their mod tools in recent years. I really don't understand these complaints. I'm not a sock puppet, I just don't see the validity in saying over and over that the mod tools are bad, when they are
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3y ago
Reddit came down hard on threatening mods the other year. Did you forget, or are you omitting that on purpose to strengthen your argument? If you're a mod, and get threatened, ban the user. It's simple. Move on with your life. 90%
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3y ago
> Those third party apps are central to how the entire content works, they're absolutely critical for the moderators This is simply not true. I moderate several subs. 3rd party mod tools are not critical. Mods who claim this is so a
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3y ago
Reddit has never respected its users. Spez's continued user-hostile antics over the years show that this is the case very clearly.
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3y ago
Because it was one of the first, and it shows its age and less than rigorous rollout compared to the other zones.
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3y ago
For me, I'm pretty sure it came from childhood trauma. Perhaps there's a biological component, as well -- my mother has extreme memory traits/talents too, but hers are not applicable to personal autobiographical memories. She
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3y ago
> Aside from ruining intimate, family, professional, and casual relationships by trivially quoting and correcting hypocrisy verbatim, and having an encyclopedia of cringe that keeps me from sleeping in peace and being a wreck when I get
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3y ago
It doesn't really work that way. For instance, if you're discussing something with your boss, and you have perfect recall about what was discussed 6+ months ago, but your boss disagrees with you, they will just use their version o
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3y ago
Not really. Usenet was circling the drain a long time before Reddit was a gleam in Ohanian's eye.
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3y ago
It appears you have to create an account before you see any search results. No thanks.
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3y ago
> Tik tok is 99% garbage content. You're likely not using TikTok effectively. I personally use it, and all my engagements with it are 100% relevant to my interests.
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3y ago
A hit dog hollers, that's for sure. You likely pissed off an admin who was heavily leveraged in the crypto markets, or actively scamming users. Seems like reddit's old reputation of being capricious and spiteful is still apt. Char
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3y ago
People don't. A company wanted a new market, so they made one and convinced enough people that they do in fact want this superior brushing technology. Ooooh, so shiny.
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3y ago
Television programs warning about global warming were already on reruns when I was a little kid in the 70s and 80s. Nothing has been being done for a loooooooong time.
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3y ago
> Customers that Handelsblatt spoke to have the impression that Tesla employees avoid written communication. “They never sent emails, everything was always verbal,” says the doctor from California, whose Tesla said it accelerated on its
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3y ago
I really don't see why they would, if they're using a paywall in the first place.
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> The reduce motion option is after all an accessibility feature. Thank you for this -- I didn't realize this was an option, now.
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3y ago
> Working out is now socially acceptable When was working out socially unacceptable?
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> maybe they were a journeyman piece for bronze crafters If this were the case, shouldn't there be makers' marks on them? Something to identify them as being the work of a journeyman level artisan hoping to use it to prove thei
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3y ago
Utterly straight-forward and to-the-point insight. I find your argument really compelling.
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