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They will smell it in a moment too. They might even be able to smell it before they see the glasses.
> * Show smokers how far their smoke travels, making the invisible visible.
They don’t care about this, especially in a place where smoking is allowed. And if it isn’t allowed then the solution is to kick them out, and therefore there will be no more smoke soon and the glasses won’t be doing much.
That will cut down on the finicky stuff and give you a better result in the end.
I wish it weren’t like that but nobody around here seems to know how to make and deliver something like this. The one exception is a single already existing service that was so bad that any improvement whatsoever is seen as a huge achievement.
This has been the winning move for about a decade now.
For example they ask to have networking configs put into place and point us at these docs that are not accurate and then they expect that we’ll troubleshoot and figure out what exactly they need. It’s a complete waste of time and insulting to shove off that work onto another team because they couldn’t be fucked to read their own code and write down their requirements accurately.
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I’m still annoyed that they fucked around with the webhooks by trying to force everyone to configure them through whatever “Power Automate” is, which introduced a whole bunch of permissions and ownership issues, not to mention the absolute dross of a UI. They kept sending emails and putting notices like “we hear that you despise this but stay tuned for updates!”, not to mention the hilariously short deadline.
Then they finally caved and said “oh, sorry. you can keep your old webhooks but you still have to go regenerate them”. And still today I get random emails saying “your power automate flow has a new URL”. It does? Why? I thought I threw that thing in the trash.
They’re trying to cram AI into everywhere they possibly can, so even if they do know that people don’t like it, that doesn’t help the almighty bottom line, and so not using AI is never considered.
It was a new experience for me but it also felt 100% natural and by the second night it was totally normal and I didn’t feel modest or anything. There was an unspoken understanding that we’re all there to just relax and recover and help our bodies feel good. Nobody made me feel weird or self conscious, nobody stared, no one made comments or really even said much of anything outside of a few funny jokes that we all laughed at that had nothing to do with the setting.