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hogrider
5y ago
Making it neutral would truly be the best outcome for everyone.
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5y ago
I would only accept if I see my career as a mercenary, doing evil things as long as they pay well.
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hogrider
5y ago
Just teach them to be responsible in their use. It can be done at any age, I'm sure it's just people treat cjoldren like dogs or something instead off little humans.
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hogrider
5y ago
See, this is why in my ideal society the cronically criminal are put for life in gulags. This mind simply can't coexist with nirmal people in modern society.
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hogrider
5y ago
Pre covid I would have laughed at this. But now, no one knows what a user story should be unless you can reas it off jira and there are no backups of course.
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hogrider
5y ago
Sounds more like non technical leadership sleeping at the wheel. I mean if they could just afford to lose money like this why bother with all that work to fix it?
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5y ago
This is why I want to pay for an email provider but I'm in argentina with very little access to dollars so they all seem too damn expensive to me. I wouldn't trust a local company or something like that we are too scummy in bussin
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5y ago
Same. I definitely don't want to stay in this field for decades, bc companies see you as radioactive as an ilder worker instead of a venerable expert of years of experience. I don't think that'll ever change, anytging code sl
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hogrider
5y ago
This is what makes me think they should mandate an expiry date for this infrastructure stuff, this is good programmable obsolescence.
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5y ago
Well it's explained by caving to specific lobbies. There's the we want farm subsidies agriculture lobby and the we want deregulation health care lobby.
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hogrider
5y ago
You might just have to accept not being cut out for a desk job or find a company explicitly neurodivergent equal opportunity.
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hogrider
5y ago
Just let me pay with cash for the damn thing you're selling me with ads currently.
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5y ago
I used to be very against losing focus, mostly due to being afraid of looking lazy and pushing myself to give as close as 100% as possible without sacrificing my health believing good work would lead to career progression. Since I started W
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hogrider
5y ago
Not being able to learn as much by seniors help. Definitely not worth the +2 hours per day I was losing before this though.
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hogrider
5y ago
Still get covid headaches 8 months post infection, definitely gonna try this.
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hogrider
5y ago
You know companies just break labor kaw every single day right?
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hogrider
5y ago
The ruling was they had to be fired. They tried to convert them to outsourced employees workibg for anoyher company, that's just olain exploitation since they do this to psy you less and save costs.
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hogrider
5y ago
Giving you a practical workaround so they don't have to fix it.
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hogrider
5y ago
I fully expect them to say the banhammer is for life.
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hogrider
5y ago
If the company is not fully remote, probably yes. You will be mostly outside of the political games, so no upside from them but also not fighting any of those battles is a huge upside IMO.
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hogrider
5y ago
As much as humanly possible without giving them a confluence and jira user. Otherwise it's a bait and switch by omission and I may be walking in that case.
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hogrider
5y ago
I find this officespeak hilarious.
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hogrider
5y ago
Why are they so against minors watching porn when it's a normal part of sexual development?
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hogrider
5y ago
I feel pretty much everywhere with permanent WFH is ok for neurodivergent folk. I'm in the spectrum and I know this setup is so much better for me.
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hogrider
5y ago
This feels like a silicon valley episode.
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5y ago
IMO it's pretty clear the root cause is we kept this 18th century of public school and teachers are pumped out as if they were the result of an assembly line by the education apparatus. This is still the model of education all over the
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hogrider
5y ago
I thought they were customer obsessed lmao
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5y ago
Of course the mainstream does nlt care as they internalized the cultural hegemony of workaholism. The sub and splinters remain a fringe far left anarchist ideology.
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5y ago
Well this is a good thing, you literally can't abolish work u less youd be willing to bring back slavery or we get start trek warp engines feedi g replicators.
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hogrider
5y ago
Pretty sure this will remain the realm of scifi for the next couple dozen decades.
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