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Doesn't seem like much for a factory right?
My mistake was avoiding parties and socialization in college along with drinking.
We have no effective way of storing energy. If you only want energy on sunny windy days during daytime, this is fine. Enjoy the power going out at night and when the wind slows down.
Hopefully we will get much cheaper storage and production soon, but it's not completely viable now.
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I want to be in the office only 1-2x a week and WFH the rest.
Current amazon employee who started remote during the pandemic.
I just went through my email to try to find a notice. Nope... nothing...
Hahahahahahahahahaha no.
So many goddamn pointless meetings, approvals for everything, deployments, updates, planning meetings. Maybe I spent ~10 hour a week in meetings not counting the time that is lost waiting for a meeting to start and trying to get productive again after a meeting ends.
He says it’s probably due to refined thinking from taking the class.
Now during the pandemic... more like 10...
Considering a large portion of mortgage payments go towards interest, this is a huge deal.
https://www.thetruthaboutmortgage.com/wp-content/uploads/201...
https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/how-early-is-too-early-...
Probably would’ve been more social in high school if I took meds because it probably would’ve been easier for me to complete homework, and I would have had more free time.
Now that a lot of the distractions and meetings are gone lots of people are realizing they really only work a couple hours a day and spend the rest dicking around or stuck in pointless meetings.
Terrible analogy.
If you can design your life to be benefited by ADHD, that’s awesome.
If you’re stuck working a 9-5 like a large portion of the population ADHD sucks.
It’s very annoying when I want to take the weekend off and have to suffer through massive withdrawal.
Honestly has changed my life for the better overall, but if anyone has any suggestions for trying to get rid of palpitations, it would be very much appreciated.