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I can see why WFH is attractive for established professionals who have families. But for Juniors who don't have families it can be depressing to stay all day at home alone. It can't be good to miss out on informal conversations with senior developers where you can learn a lot. It's also much easier to build connections in person. If you don't work in close proximity it's harder to connect with people you don't directly work with, even if they are technically on your team.

I think hybrid model is the best option personally.

The more people that use this, the less that ads will be worth.

Then where do you put it?? Your couch??

Well the US is making them care by punishing China with this move.

Yea that 10 hour drive from upstate NY was brutal! The traffic was a nightm....opens article

Oh yea and that.

No addiction as I understand it is _even if they want to_ they cannot. Not all addicts want to quit.

People like their anonymity on Reddit. Every action reddit takes to make it less anonymous looks really bad. That kind of thing scares people and reddit already has some PR problems.

I don't get the outcry. I turned off or uninstalled the plugin then never thought about or saw it again.

I'm a little disappointed. My S22+ charging port is broken and the part on ifixit is 60$. IIRC the Samsung repair shop quoted me the fix to be 80$. Doesn't really seem like I'm saving enough to justify my labour and potential to break it due to lack of expertise. I highly doubt that component is actually worth 60$

This was an extremely well written article. It had me gripped in the story. Thanks for posting!

You can't have your cake and eat it too. There are plenty of other lower risk companies that have way lower chances of layoffs, but they don't pay as well. Working at a company that tasks risks and has a high rate of return also has a higher chance of making the wrong bet and needing to cut you. If you want a perfectly stable job go work in the government: you'll be practically unfirable.

- someone who was layed off from a FAANG corp. I was not done a disservice, I knew what I was getting into.

Is it ok to steal from a liquor store because they require a license shown to buy it and for some reason you can't get yours?

Why not make a new account? Valve is giving this out for free, partially to get people to use their program more. Why not support them in that small way at least?

I've been trying to use DDG for years and I really want to like it. At first it seems as good, but at some point it just doesn't cut it. Yes for most clear cut searches it's fine, but I still have to !g (use Google) enough that I haven't bothered changing for any other device. Especially not my work laptop where I have to do actual work. DDG/Bing is just not as good with programming questions.

But can it call 911? That's the killer (or not) feature for me.

I work in an environment where they won't let me download any applications like this!

Society has made a God out of science. Don't get me wrong, science is a fantastic invention and should be taken seriously. Anyone who dismisses science without thought or reason is crazy. But as you saw during the pandemic and through this, we've lost some sense of reason when a flawed human in a white coat says something. We need to take what they say seriously but with a grain of salt that they get things wrong.

I'm absolutely with you. Perfumes, new cars, things with artificial smells can really get me.

One of the problems with the Spanish flu was governments covered it up. It didn't start in Spain, Spain just had better freedom of the press and newspapers could talk about it. That's where it got the name.

My question after reading is, why aren't psychologists focusing their effort on real problems? Some of the "problems" the listed articles bring up seem vague and useless. I am not even vaguely familiar with this field, so I hesitate to assert any more than that. Other fields have useful problems they solve and that's were famous breakthroughs come from.

Who cares if monkeys are paying for sex if people are killing themselves from depression? Are there not tons of psychological illnesses where progress could be made in new techniques to help people live their lives well? Maybe reduce the need for drugs?

I hate this kind of low effort comment. Go ahead and list a few of them if there are so many.

Watch discord have it's reddit moment where they raise prices and people aren't willing to pay, but they are locked in due to hosting huge communities in it.

It seems like some of my private playlists were made public, but some are not.

I don't think many people are so concerned about the privacy features on their social network. Social networks to some degree are inherently about making private things public. A lot of the backlash Facebook gets from the average person is about their political moderation.

At some point the public has been informed that Facebook uses their data to advertise, and apparently that cost is worth it to them for the products they give. So far no one has really found a good paid model for social networks, and ads that use data are way more profitable, so here we are. Companies aren't a charity, they gotta make money somehow.

I was job hunting until a few weeks ago. From my experience this is absolutely not true for junior dev positions. Do your research. It took a while to find a position even with big tech experience.

You know a cocaine addiction isn't like a pipeline deployment right?

There is no alternative, so I'm not sure where people would move to.

I think both sentiments can be valid. If OSM really needs those contributions they need to take responsibility for updating the license. But we as a community should encourage companies to give back to the OSS projects they benefit from.

The lamy safari is fantastic and only about $35. You can find a black one on Amazon for $20.

No issues here with ff on android