m0oncake

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   by m0oncake 3y ago

   As mentioned in the linked study I've always had the understanding that increasing road capacity doesn't do anything for congestion because more people start driving. There are many others that come to the a similar conclusion you
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   by m0oncake 3y ago

   That would definitely be a lot nicer but it still leaves the issue of spending thousands per year financially as well as hours of your life commuting to do something you could do just as well if not better from home anyway. People who work
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   by m0oncake 3y ago

   From what I've seen of NYC they have much bigger issues than this. The article mentions a city official said under 100 restaurants would be affected (which should always be taken with a grain of salt, especially from one in NYC) but th
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   by m0oncake 3y ago

   How would you say timezones are an issue with remote work? It's not like they would be any different if people were going into an office.
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   by m0oncake 3y ago

   I think it is true that the best people are the first to go, at least based on my first hand experience. The forced rto was on of the nails in the coffin that got me to finally leave. I wasn't the only one to go and without trying to s
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   by m0oncake 3y ago

   I recently started a new job and went from working hybrid to fully remote. The department I worked in was spread across two different locations with most of the team working from the one I wasn't at. There was a huge push by management