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by deprecative 2y ago
Those three go against our capitalist owners best interest and will never be done. Conspiracy baiting with aliens is easy, costs our owners nothing, and placates the masses.
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by deprecative 2y ago
I'll take a 60 hour work week and mandatory 12 hour weekend shifts for a total of 84 hours a week right now. I'll take minimum wage. How on earth are y'all getting and keeping jobs such that you can whine about not having eno
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by deprecative 2y ago
We say shopping at Whole Foods, Walmart, and Kroger.
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by deprecative 2y ago
To be fair, DoorDash is bad news for DoorDash because a $8 meal costs $30.
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by deprecative 2y ago
Where it always goes, to the top.
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by deprecative 2y ago
With all due respect, we really ought to wait on things like this until at least February. While nuclear is likely to continue we must be aware that it's not fossil fuel and not guaranteed.
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by deprecative 2y ago
It's quite simply grift. They are privatizing everything and we'll love it.
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by deprecative 2y ago
Have you considered that the US has giant vehicles and a critical lack of sidewalks and other pedestrian coded cat infrastructure?
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by deprecative 2y ago
Butts in seats is a very poor way to get productivity. It is, however, management enforced. Management only pretends to care about productivity. Until managerial ideology shifts we'll never bother. I think countries beyond the US have
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by deprecative 2y ago
You've got it reversed. AI PCs are just SPAs. You offload the workload to the client then send the resulting payload back.
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by deprecative 2y ago
It's capitalism. This is not complicated. This is a direct result of starve the beast ideology depriving agencies of funding.
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by deprecative 2y ago
Every single place that I've worked at that's introduced any sort of goal based metrics has immediately become, in real terms, unproductive and unsatisfying organizations. As soon as you have a metric, even self-defined, that you
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by deprecative 2y ago
Noncompetes are capitalistic. Property use restrictions aren't inherently capitalist but how they're used in most cases, particularly within the US, they almost always are. Single family home zoning is the factor in bloated infras
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by deprecative 2y ago
Capitalism is intrinsically evil. I'll never defend a socioeconomic system of oppression.
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by deprecative 2y ago
It's literally just capitalism. This is the point of the economic system. Why are people surprised? Is the propaganda just that good?
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by deprecative 2y ago
I do appreciate the information. I cannot afford the doctor's visit much less prescription even with a discount. This is what my country wants for me so I'll just deal until I am productive enough to deserve healthcare again.
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by deprecative 2y ago
Oh, I'm definitely less sharp than I was ten years ago. I struggle with learning new info now. Unfortunately, $10 a month to sleep is affordable. I will look at CBN but CBD doesn't really move the needle much for other issues. I&#
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by deprecative 2y ago
I absolutely hate YT shorts. Unfortunately all of my social circle are unmedicated ADHDers who live on hyper short form content. If a YT video is less than 15 minutes I just won't watch it.
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by deprecative 2y ago
I lived in an apartment and with my grandparents as an early adult. I do my best to keep all my noises down to a minimum and I live in my own home. When I get new speakers I walk the perimeter to see the levels I can set it to without it be
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by deprecative 2y ago
I take 1mg melatonin and at no less than 50mg doxy succinate a night to try to sleep. Maybe a few days every few weeks it just won't work so I'm stuck being awake for hours while feeling super tired and groggy and then I'll b
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by deprecative 2y ago
I appreciate it. The issue I have is that while clients love being able to get a hold of me out at all hours my employer fires me for being five minutes late. I use the term inverted to describe my circadian rhythm but people who don't
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by deprecative 2y ago
Prescribed or OTC?
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by deprecative 2y ago
YouTube is flooded with AI narrated shorts content. Are you experiencing a different reality? It seems like when I try to venture out of my bubble I'm getting AI videos (not about the topic but zero effort prompt daisy chaining) now ev
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by deprecative 2y ago
I'm in the Midwest. If I could get FAANG salary for two years I would be about 60% to retirement. I'd work on Cobol# .Net if it that's what they wanted.
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by deprecative 2y ago
Sometimes you gotta throw out the effing "fuck" word.
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by deprecative 2y ago
Just as a secondary data point. Without medication I have about a 32:12 hour cycle. Up for at least 30 hours and sleeping for about 12. I can function on 5 but I'm grumpy about it for a while. Always been that way. Completely inverted
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by deprecative 2y ago
For me? Gaming and lack of alternatives. I hate MacOS' hostility toward anything not Jobsian, and Linux doesn't have parity with Windows particularly around gaming.
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by deprecative 2y ago
Personally, I find needing to provide references at all to be akin to me needing to get my parents permission. It makes my skin crawl and I will actively screen jobs that require them. The process feels demeaning and dehumanizing. Then you
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by deprecative 2y ago
Funny, for a lot of the functionality you get with Windows you have to pay some random dev for with MacOS. Window management alone feels like it's baby's first computer.
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by deprecative 2y ago
Difference is that you only have to take your lunch break for it to happen in web dev. By the time you get back to work the following day the framework you're using is deprecated. At least with other platforms there tends to be a bit m

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