helboi4

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by helboi4 3y ago
You can do it buddy. Get out in the world!
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by helboi4 3y ago
Thanks for saying this. There is such a badge of honour about being some misanthropic hermetic introvert that bandies about online. Some people are more extroverted than others, sure. But interacting with people is vital to human's hea
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by helboi4 3y ago
I think most people who cannot learn most of these skills between the ages of 12-21 (when it's perfectly socially acceptable to fuck up to varying degrees, since literally everyone is learning), are probably neurodivergent. In which ca
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by helboi4 3y ago
I had no friends for the majority of high school. I still often find it hard to make friends. I would not have said I didn't have opportunities to practice social skills. Like, I still spoke to people every day. It might take some long
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by helboi4 3y ago
Right? And even if you are in such a dire position that you literally have no oppurtunity to speak to people irl - that's bad. You need to be helped to leave that situation immediately, not given an LLM. You can literally die from neve
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by helboi4 3y ago
Another episode of "what convoluted way can we use tech to 'solve' a social issue that it clearly exacerbates to try and desperately keep the blind cult-like silicon valley version of techno-optimism alive for as long as poss
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by helboi4 3y ago
Sure, its sorta cool and promising for technology in the future. But as of now, we don't know how badly it might fuck up the other 78% of cases. If it fucks up like 50% of cases so badly that it takes more time for the devs to fix than
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by helboi4 3y ago
22% is a hilariously low percentage to use as a tagline. I do hope it gets better.
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by helboi4 3y ago
yeah I had one of these at my first job. Was given a massive task to create the testing strategy for this app that I hardly understood. Nobody seemed to understand the task I was doing and what the limitations were when I asked for help. It
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by helboi4 3y ago
That would be really cool to do. One of the reasons I became a dev is cos I used to work for customer service in a games company and I was frustrated with the fact that there were ongoing bugs that I could've fixed if I was in the dev
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by helboi4 3y ago
I was on a self improvement discord server that had a large amount of teenage boys a few years back. The conversations they had about diet and fitness reminded me of horrifying conversations I heard from teenage girls over a decade ago when
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by helboi4 3y ago
Honestly, I was so impressed.
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by helboi4 3y ago
Wow, the number of insane racist comments that keep popping up and having to be flagged here.
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by helboi4 3y ago
I just want to know what group of countries he's referring to. What do they have in common? He seems to dislike them for some reason. I would love to know why... /s
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by helboi4 3y ago
This is the most robot human post I've ever seen. As others have said, stop thinking about yourself and even about a business as the priority. Get a reality check that business is not life. Support him, talk to him. Then come to an agr
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by helboi4 3y ago
Bro even people like me don't turn up to the office if there aren't mandatory days cos nobody can be arsed to go to an office where there's noone there and they haven't built a relationship with their colleagues anyway.
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by helboi4 3y ago
Did you read my reply. You are objectively wrong and I explained now. Your fish culture is caused by the industrialisation of food, which is what makes you think only salmon is good. Your point would only be valid if salmon was universally
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by helboi4 3y ago
This is such a narrow-minded view. The reason you think that is because you're from a country that lacks fish culture, where very few fish dishes are served. In Japan or Italy, they eat every single type of sea creature that could poss
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by helboi4 3y ago
Big salmon (I say that in a somewhat tongue-in-cheek way) seems to have a chokehold on all food suppliers. I swear salmon makes up 90% of the fish I see sold almost anywhere apart from a specialised fishmonger. I find it really wierd
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by helboi4 3y ago
Yep, you lot should stop freaking out that some companies don't want to be remote. You have the choice not to work there. We're all tech professionals here it's not like we're starving and unable to risk switching workpl
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by helboi4 3y ago
Thanks. I definitely don't live to work. As I said, definitely not a type-A, workaholic who loves office surveillance. I barely care about work at all. But I do have to spend most of my life doing it. And what it provides to me is rout
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by helboi4 3y ago
I feel sorry for you that you live in the US. I don't. I've heard from colleagues from my (lovely) office that when they go to the US office the work culture feels so toxic. Sounds bad, mate. I think you proved my point that WFH b
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by helboi4 3y ago
I have never worn shoes at home, that's for sure. Not into barefoot shoes though. I'm not really sure why it is for me. If it's to do with calf muscles, I guess we could attribute it that my mother never learned how to drive
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by helboi4 3y ago
I'm a mixed race (black), nonbinary butch lesbian. I definitely have had a workplace where people made cruel gay and trans jokes constantly and my boss was 100% sexist. That's not exactly my ideal workplace either and I did end up
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by helboi4 3y ago
I am the exact opposite of a Type-A person. I know you think everyone who wants a return to the office is some tyrannical middle manager type, but I just get depressed if I don't have a place to go with familiar people every day. I don
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by helboi4 3y ago
yep, my mental health was awful when I was fully remote. Now I'm hybrid, I have really been able to increase my quality of life drastically. I'm so happy I found a mandatory hybrid job with a nice office culture. I was so worried
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by helboi4 3y ago
When I worked remote I lost my sanity for sure. I really need to have some human interaction in the workplace to be able to keep morale up and to not feel incredibly isolated just as a human being. I think remote work is unnatural.
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by helboi4 3y ago
Yeah fr. The first one he showed I was like, duh... that is the most obvious way to sleep possible
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by helboi4 3y ago
I dunno. I never had chronic back or neck pain until I started working office jobs. When I was at university, I spent periods sitting at desks, but was never strapped to one for 8 hour shifts. I would sit down at a desk for max 4 hours at a
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by helboi4 3y ago
Funnily, as a brit, I have always had the ability to sit in a deep squat comfortably and it's not even from tons of practice. I only even realised that its unusual to be able to do and that it may be good for you when I was about 21. B

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