throwaway34135

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by throwaway34135 4y ago
How much of that is real and how much of it is in young people's heads? I think people have been dealing with rejection forever. Everyone has to start out awkward, and most people get over it. Maybe that is one place where technology
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by throwaway34135 4y ago
> the context of men flirting with women, sometimes women are kind and polite without actually being comfortable (social conditioning), which many men incorrectly take as a sign of interest. That's totally true! But that's one
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by throwaway34135 4y ago
See I think there are no "unsanctioned places" except for maybe a mosque or a funeral. I think the real unwritten rule is, don't flirt with someone unless you're reasonably confident that they'd like to be flirted w
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by throwaway34135 5y ago
I have had this experience inside quite a few companies by now between full-time employment and freelancing. It's entirely possible I'm just landing in the wrong companies, but if so I have yet to find a heuristic to understand w
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by throwaway34135 5y ago
Thanks, I will take a look!
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by throwaway34135 5y ago
Thanks Do you mean trying to get a job as a SWE inside FAANG/MAGMA? I guess my concern would be that although the pay is good, it wouldn't really solve the QOL issues. I.e. my impression is that the work isn't necessarily m
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by throwaway34135 5y ago
How would one sell that / do jobs like that actually exist? I'm trying to imagine the conversation where I would suggest that without the framing that I should be allowed to work on my own projects on company time because I'
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