grillvogel

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by grillvogel 5y ago
it wasn't nuclear families hunting together, it was all the warriors/hunters of the tribe or whatever. that was "going to the office" for them. i wonder how those who wanted to "hunt remotely" would fare in t
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by grillvogel 5y ago
humans collaborating together, in person, to work on a common goal, has been a thing since humans existed. everyone working individually at home by themselves, only interacting with others digitally is pretty far removed from that. i migh
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by grillvogel 5y ago
you just described the lyrics to basically every popular song in any genre
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by grillvogel 5y ago
yay more soundcloud rappers
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by grillvogel 5y ago
lol actually they are now going with "we shouldnt listen to celebrities about these things"
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by grillvogel 5y ago
i never understood the appeal over a hotel in the first place
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by grillvogel 5y ago
>Traveling with kids and a babysitter what? i make what i thought was good money but this is absurd to me
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by grillvogel 5y ago
what is the responsibility of a multinational corporation to enforce american cultural norms in other countries with different values?
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by grillvogel 5y ago
i think theres a discrepancy between junior engineers who get abused/overworked and don't know any better, and the seniors who know that they can say no to things without any repercussions
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by grillvogel 5y ago
kinda lame tbh
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by grillvogel 5y ago
>I'd personally much rather be spending time with family, or literally anything else, other than being stuck in the car for an hour or two. If you feel differently, that's fine but literally nothing is stopping you from doing t
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by grillvogel 5y ago
its not that common. i have a friend who has blackout periods on his RSUs, but no company ive worked at with RSUs has any black out period.
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by grillvogel 5y ago
does that actually hold up in "at will" states?
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by grillvogel 5y ago
kinda funny how you are always suppposed to wait for the "signed offer" before relocating, notifying your current job etc, but the signed offer in reality is just as worthless as the verbal offer.
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by grillvogel 5y ago
>huge cost of living increase that workers need to be compensated for. what is the huge cost of living increase here? i dont have to pay for gas/bus pass anymore, overpriced parking, overpriced food, overpriced coffee. i had a 1 t
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by grillvogel 5y ago
maybe i'm weird but i actually prefer the vibe at walmart to the pseudo upscale feel of stores like target. at walmart you know what youre getting, theres no pretense that you are there for any other reason than cheap crap. people of
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by grillvogel 5y ago
do you shop at amazon or target?
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by grillvogel 5y ago
what happens when air traffic control gets hacked? is that possible?
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by grillvogel 5y ago
social media is probably worse for humanity than nicotine
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by grillvogel 5y ago
the random networking is one thing i miss about not smoking anymore. you get to socialize with tons of people/coworkers you wouldnt normally talk to, you all start out with a shared interest and everyones in a good mood.
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by grillvogel 5y ago
actually minivans are where it's at
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by grillvogel 5y ago
why is that? isnt the main innovation done in design? anyone can code something up that has been designed for them already
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by grillvogel 5y ago
architect is a higher level, they tell us why our designs are bad
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by grillvogel 5y ago
at my company the seniors are mainly responsible for driving projects/design and leading teams of juniors who do the implementation. working independently is not really an option
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by grillvogel 5y ago
who is we? and why would the typical social media user care what "we" think?
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by grillvogel 5y ago
vaccines are supposed to have years of testing to prove they are truly safe in the long term. your own link says pfizer is trying to extend the emergency use authorization to apply to younger people, nothing about completing approvals. t
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by grillvogel 5y ago
"I've been smoking cigarattes for the past year and nothing bad has happened to me, i guess they are perfectly healthy"
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by grillvogel 5y ago
is this "long covid" or is it just the result of a year of physical inactivity?
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by grillvogel 5y ago
werent they bankrolled by microsoft? or was that polygon?
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by grillvogel 5y ago
>we also expect that mission to align with our values. "we" do? personally i expect my employer to provide financial compensation in exchange for me doing things for them. beyond that i don't really care about whether th

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