bananarchist

I do know people who use mouse movers because their employers judge their efficacy on business hour observance rather than productivity.

Not to say I enjoy retyping a complex 15-character password for having answered a phone call or refilled my mug.

I love reading articles that approach my convictions in bizarre ways. Helps me hone my arguments.

I look forward to lab grown human meat but I imagine the impending legal battles over it put it many years off

Tbh I love when people drag me into something I’m reluctant to get involved in When it’s time to dance sometimes I feign disinterest or shyness, just for the attention

Misleading name: sounds like dating site.

Was the soap dispenser sensor built in zoom meetings? Otherwise maybe this doesn’t demonstrate diversity’s essential utility, eg in discussion of remote work’s merits, but merely its application to certain cases

If we can psychologically recover from work does that not mean work causes psychological injury?

Excerpted from the book ‘Did You Know “Nice” Used to Mean “Stupid” and Other Ways Etymologists Will Waste Your Time’

Kinda clickbaity

They walked back that statement

From 2018

The article never explains what makes a coder a “DIY coder”

Too good

What do you mean by only purpose? Your room and board are covered? No debts? Nothing regular like prescriptions to pay for?

If you have no other need for the money, I don’t think it’s an issue of morality but rather efficiency. Don’t take the job - better to spend time improving the startup and finding investors.

And if you do have non-startup expenses well then this conversation is a non-starter. You need money to live. Doesn’t matter if you treat the job as only temporary.

A walk outside in the cold fresh air followed by a big bowl of miso soup. Won’t cure it but facilitates the recovery process, especially if you’re a puker, like I am.

Still no historical weather data.