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by jpcfl 4y ago
I don’t understand your point and I’m not sure how I could possibly interrupt you in this format of communication.
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by jpcfl 4y ago
Woops. I mean spontaneous. Thanks for giving me the benefit of the doubt and not being a complete jerk about it.
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by jpcfl 4y ago
> should not be mandatory for all. Yeah, I'm not a fan of hard-and-fast rules. If you think remote work is what is best for you and the company, you should discuss and arrangement with your manager. I'm sure the company is just
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by jpcfl 4y ago
If you don't want someone tapping on your shoulder, perhaps you should try telling them.
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by jpcfl 4y ago
Then bring it up with HR.
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by jpcfl 4y ago
> A message saying "hey let me know when you get a chance to talk" is so much better for everyone IMO No, it is not. A deferral comes with overhead and is not always required. Some people, including myself, enjoy the spontaneou
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by jpcfl 4y ago
I’m sorry you feel this way. If you are miserable at your job, I would suggest talking to your manager about it, or seeking employment elsewhere.
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by jpcfl 4y ago
> no clear value proposition to even being in office two days There's plenty of value in in-person work. Body language is an important part of how we communicate. Spurious social interactions in the office are often the inspiration
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by jpcfl 4y ago
One, Elon Musk is not a social media platform. And two, how?
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by jpcfl 4y ago
> why does he believe those things? Just look at the conditions in any society without free speech and you'll find your answer. More abstractly, free speech is required for free thought. Without free thought, we're all thought
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by jpcfl 4y ago
He is a futurist, and believes that without free speech, human kind is doomed. I agree.
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by jpcfl 4y ago
The failure of any component required for functional safety is absolutely a story.
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by jpcfl 5y ago
I am not saying they are committing the assaults, theft, etc. I’m saying that it is illegal to be in the US without documentation. It is also illegal to get forged or stolen documents and work.
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by jpcfl 5y ago
Yeah, that’s what I’m suggesting when I talk about the normalization of crime. I have been victim of about a dozen crimes since moving here 2 years ago, but only reported 3. At a certain point it just became a hassle with no upside other th
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by jpcfl 5y ago
Crime is crime.
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by jpcfl 5y ago
I am constantly gaslit about this on r/sanfrancisco. People say “the data” show that crime is actually decreasing! It’s bizarre because the data I’m collecting with my very own eyes is staggeringly contradictory. The amount of crime I
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by jpcfl 5y ago
Studies show CamelCase is easier to type, which is what the book references. But, studies also show that snake_case is easier to read. Code will be read more than it will be written, so it should be optimized for the reader.
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by jpcfl 5y ago
The age is relevant because he is a dependent and does not need to pay for any living expenses. So, forcing an employer to pay him a "living wage" makes no sense. The rationale behind that law is invalid. You can invent new ration
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by jpcfl 5y ago
>Otherwise it sounds like you don't think anyone should be able to live anywhere reasonable without roommates? I think your confusing "should be able to" with "shall be able to, enforceable by law". I don't
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by jpcfl 5y ago
This and a poor understanding of math. I wonder how these responses would have differed if they had simplified the questions to something like: “If you were in a room with 100 people in it, how many would you expect to be X, excluding yours
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by jpcfl 5y ago
Even if they were vaccinated, they could still spread the virus, so what difference does it make? They should all be routinely testing and wearing N95 masks around these immunocompromised children regardless of vaccination status.
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by jpcfl 5y ago
> this is a democracy and so it can also be deemed legitimate and representative to govern according to the majority decision Not if the decision violates the constitution.
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by jpcfl 5y ago
This is akin to the kind of lawsuit where someone breaks into your house, gets hurt and then sues you.