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by skim_milk 5y ago
Wow, so in my mind it sounds like people in Stage 5 are trying to dismantle the bridge to Stage 4 because some 5's hate the fact they had to grow through their self-proclaimed inferior Stage 4 mindset. This "I hate my dum younger
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by skim_milk 6y ago
I'm interpreting this comment is saying we think this is a "leak" and that it unprofessional to show off internal politics with our bosses. Your response to a working in a dysfunctional workplace is to go soft and hope for th
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by skim_milk 6y ago
>and fiddled with by thousands of 14 year old kids People think you're kidding, but it's really that easy on Source! For a while, the most popular TF2 (a Valve Source game) hack was created by a 15 year old. He made at least
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by skim_milk 6y ago
In this field, sending out surveys with "objective" questions to a large amount of people to collect data is the only way to get your research deemed "scientific". I think everyone would agree that the role of the scien
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by skim_milk 6y ago
This has essentially become a subjective debate over how to live one's best life. Yes, many of us prefer freedom over financials. However, very often in reality, at the heart of the argument that one has to just hang on and suffer wel
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by skim_milk 6y ago
Let's be honest, telling people they have to accept their abuse and "get on your abusers' level and 'outsmart' them" is kind of wrong. The advice to leave your abusive boss and your insecurities behind and fin
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by skim_milk 6y ago
There really are so many trash self-help internet communities in the wild. These algorithms are amazing at placing people that share an interest in re-experiencing their buried childhood insecurities together and hire the most active commi
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by skim_milk 6y ago
Depends on who's the complainer! If it's an enterprise-level business, the FCC is going to storm in. If it's an individual, it's probably going to have to be whoever the mayor of your town points their finger at when t
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by skim_milk 6y ago
>Since corporal punishment is not allowed, parents tend to discipline their kids by attacking their self worth. There's no doubt we're in this awkward generation where our parents were probably treated with corporal punishment,
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by skim_milk 6y ago
The article subtly flips the script at the end so much we might be missing the point if we look too much into the title of the article. The "system" we've collectively developed forces blank slate souls to develop and play ou
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by skim_milk 6y ago
>Trying to decide if someone with one of these conditions is actually responsible for their own actions is as much of a philosophical problem as a moral one. But it's absolutely clear that people with Dark Triad issues are almost in
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by skim_milk 6y ago
I have edited the comment to be sure no one interprets it as I am attacking them. The point is to fire narcissistic-type workplace abusers because their personality and behavior is resilient to change as this study, and nearly all studies,
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by skim_milk 6y ago
I don't know why I wrote the first paragraph, I was groggy and I can't comprehend what I was thinking originally. The point I was trying to make is that lay people cannot heal intense anxiety, and workplace abuses are evidence of
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by skim_milk 6y ago
Ok. I believe if you abuse your workers, you are unhealthy, you cannot be healed easily by HR, and I will fire you/not work for you (this paper is evidence of that this belief is scientific truth, but let's just say it's a
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by skim_milk 6y ago
I'm trying to establish the link between shitty behavior and intense anxiety - which I assume most people in the mental health world would agree that intense feelings of anxiety underlie most bad behavior. I'm not saying if you&#
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by skim_milk 6y ago
>anxious people tend to be immoral in their behaviors at work I'm not claiming that >My personal intuition is that "grandiose" and "anxious" people are quite distinct groups with very distinct behaviors This i
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by skim_milk 6y ago
Cool to see a study like this, but of course it's not meant to be a ground-breaking new discovery. It's well-studied that abusive, grandiose people are people with intense anxiety that are very difficult to heal because of their
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by skim_milk 6y ago
LINUX FOUNDATION HIRING: graphics designer Must know difference between Linux and GNU/Linux. Experience with command line necessary.
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by skim_milk 6y ago
I was due to go back to studying and enroll in some courses next Spring, but due to some administrative errors my account is stuck in limbo and I can't do anything with my account. Been thinking I'll just wait this out and conside
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by skim_milk 6y ago
This is one part of the problem though, I know someone in the hospital staffing industry and they have 28,000 open positions in America for skilled nursing alone even with the huge pay increases. Just hope you don't get sick in the
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by skim_milk 6y ago
I'm at risk of sounding like I'm nitpicking, but I'm not following the popular narrative that it's a problem with America that spilled over into the rest of the world that's at the center of your story. Many people
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by skim_milk 6y ago
I see this perspective a lot on social media and I think it just adds to the corona response culture shock. No one ever seems to understand each other better when this is brought up. People seem to always assume/project the other part
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by skim_milk 6y ago
A couple of weeks ago, the rural areas outside of my city were hit super hard which caused our big city hospital to be at full capacity despite the city being relatively calm. Small county hospitals around where I live are not equipped for
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by skim_milk 6y ago
It might not be totally necessary depending on how people take their own initiative to move (although I think everyone would love to see some coordination). It's not too hard to find pockets of areas that will have "better&quot
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by skim_milk 6y ago
I love lawyerspeak. > As such, they have an obligation to register with FinCEN; to develop, implement, and maintain an anti-money laundering compliance program Hmm yes, this business which existed to launder money did not implement anti-
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by skim_milk 6y ago
This is both a pitiful amount of money for finding flaws in three different pieces of software but at the same time the biggest thing Discord did wrong was not practicing defense in depth through disabling contextIsolation. Although it make
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by skim_milk 6y ago
I think that's a common misconception here. Common cold viruses are very frequent targets of research - not with the end goal of creating an actual vaccine for a specific cold virus but for covering blind spots in our insight and proc
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by skim_milk 6y ago
That's true, but for context, there's a pretty big population of people on this forum that are trying to fight the "tech-bro" stereotype and this article plays perfectly into the stereotyped view that SV tech companies a
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by skim_milk 6y ago
Everyone should agree with the first point that it's unhelpful to try to make people feel bad, but I don't think that is what's happening here. Healthy people, almost by definition, should be able to look at all the major he
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by skim_milk 6y ago
When a person gives nature human-like qualities it always seems to upset some people. Consider that the people that are most concerned at our poor treatment of environment probably do so in part because they see nature as an extension of t

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