zettatron

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by zettatron 7y ago
I think most people are freer than they believe to bring themself to work. Even at companies in rural areas, people can generally be somewhat "weird" or "alternative" and still be accepted at work if they don't make
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by zettatron 7y ago
When I got the last one, I actually laughed. It's an MBP keyboard
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by zettatron 7y ago
Hilarious. How poor is the talent on the GCP team that is foremost of your grievances?
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by zettatron 7y ago
The democratization of capitalism oversold the benefit of productive output
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by zettatron 7y ago
I'm very glad you have raised this point. This concept of productivity is quite new. Unfortunately, it has not remained flexible enough to offer the same kind of meaning today, that it did for workers at it's inception. Fortunatel
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by zettatron 7y ago
A related anecdote: I lived in very small rural village in Nebraska for about 1.5 years . I worked at a small, sleepy, company that made radio broadcast software. I lived across the street from my office parking lot. The supermarket, gas st
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by zettatron 7y ago
My productivity hack is coming to terms with the fact that my life can't, and will likely never, be as optimised as the processes and routines that I like to optimize for work. There is something about the oppressive guilt of being &qu
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by zettatron 7y ago
As a biracial and transgender individual working for a startup: I would prefer (and am appreciative of my company's ability to) not discussing these things at work to begin with. I can't imagine why on Earth anyone would want to b
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by zettatron 7y ago
I've noticed this is one of the internet's new favorite words. Following behind "slams", "narcissist", and "gaslighting"
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by zettatron 7y ago
My personal preference when working is an Ambient collection fron the Silent Hill series: https://youtu.be/Yxd-X8P-GtY It is incredibly atmospheric (if a bit "depressing") and helps me embody the patience and clar