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- Comment on Dawg... 2 days ago:
I recognized the j right away but the hotdog bun took longer, and imagining eating a j on a hotdog bun is really disconcerting.
- Comment on just one more bro 2 days ago:
Can the wish include a --dry-run option before going for it fully?
- Comment on it's time 1 week ago:
Plants: 🥀
- Comment on what's a good answer to placate the c-suite if you're accused of lacking motivation and being unfriendly? 1 week ago:
Best of luck brother that’s a hard job
- Comment on what's a good answer to placate the c-suite if you're accused of lacking motivation and being unfriendly? 1 week ago:
It’s fine to be an introvert, but it is also good to cultivate an interest in what you’re doing and a care to do it right.
- Can I do this more easily?
- Does this or that affect my work? How much?
- Am I satisfies with the quality of my work?
- Are others satisfied with my work?
- Am I learning or honing any skills?
Not as the main focus perhaps but just to keep it interesting.
If I had a friend who didn’t do any of this at their work but was happy to just show up and get paid, I would wonder about their mental health, bc that is a lot of time to spend somewhere without caring about what you’re doing at all.
- Comment on For when arguments go off the bottom of The Debate Pyramid 1 week ago:
I just did this today in another thread. Currently at name calling, hopefully stops there.
- Comment on What is lunch like in exclusive private schools for rich kids? 1 week ago:
I worked at an outdoor ed place which catered to rich private schools and some wealthy public districts. They could seat 400 people for lunch service and had two separate kitchens for upstairs and downstairs dining rooms). I looked forward to meals there 3x a day.
Things that stand out:
- Buffet style, all you can eat. Staff serving you the food from a serving line. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
- Always had fresh food, prepared that day from scratch. Nice restaurant quality, but not like Michelin Star fine dining. Stuff kids like, bit also aduts would too. Usually some comfort foods and some things more interesting / unusual.
- Menu on an 8 day rotation with some special changes thrown in, for example “chicken waffles” day about once a month. Great variety.
- The head baker (separate from the head chef) would always be testing new recipes and handing out fruit bars, cookies, pastries, etc. to staff. These were typically only available to the teachers as a lowkey incentive to take their schools to our place for field trips. The teachers also had all kinds of booze in their rooms and had vacation while we took care of everything.
The kids tended to be super spoiled, but there were some nice ones. We bribed them all to drink water by getting them a pitcher of “Special Drink” for the table after they finished a first pitcher of water as a group. This was a pitcher of ice and soft drinks/ powerade made and layered in such a way that they made cool patterns. We had sunrise, “hulk drink”, various rainbows, etc. Staff would have their specialties and trade techniques.
I met some other educators who worked at a less fancy place nearby and they said their cafeteria was all fried foods and gross.
- Comment on Are you feeling lucky? 1 week ago:
💚
- Comment on Are you feeling lucky? 1 week ago:
Here’s the thing. You said a “succulent is a cactus.”
Is it in the same family? Yes. No one’s arguing that.
As someone who is a scientist who studies cacti, I am telling you, specifically, in science, no one calls succulents cacti. If you want to be “specific” like you said, then you shouldn’t either. They’re not the same thing.
If you’re saying “cactus family” you’re referring to the taxonomic grouping of succulae, which includes things from christmas cactus to joshua trees to prickily pear.
So your reasoning for calling a succulent a cactus is because random people “call the squishy ones cacti?” Let’s get stonecrop and aloe in there, then, too.
Also, calling someone a human or an ape? It’s not one or the other, that’s not how taxonomy works. They’re both. A succulent is a succulent and a member of the cactus family. But that’s not what you said. You said a succulent is a cactus, which is not true unless you’re okay with calling all members of the cactus family catcti, which means you’d call Joshua trees, aloe, and other plants cacti, too. Which you said you don’t.
It’s okay to just admit you’re wrong, you know?
- Comment on 1 week ago:
OpenStax is the world’s largest publisher of open education resources (OER) and a provider of interactive learning technologies and education research for high school and college. We are a nonprofit initiative of Rice University.
- Comment on What happened near Spokane in BeaconDB? 1 week ago:
Wait does having your SSID in one of these databases affect your privacy?
- Comment on Are Street Racers "bad people"? 1 week ago:
Yeah. I don’t know how they are on balance, but I know 100℅ it’s a bad action.
Unless we’re talking about doing doughnuts at traffic lights in ATL, that seems kinda cool. But it is not racing so the initial premise holds.
- Comment on IT'S A TRAP 1 week ago:
Desnt work when they’re different classes of infinity.
- Comment on Is there a drink with taste of energy drink without caffeine? 2 weeks ago:
Why b vitamins
- Comment on Is there a drink with taste of energy drink without caffeine? 2 weeks ago:
Sour apple tastes different.
Redbull and monster and full throttle in the old days all had a similar taste.
- Comment on Just a shit post 2 weeks ago:
Strongyloides (from Greek strongylos, round, + eidos, resemblance), anguillula, or threadworm is a genus of small nematode parasites, belonging to the family Strongylidae, commonly found in the small intestine of mammals (particularly ruminants), that are characterized by an unusual lifecycle that involves one or several generations of free-living adult worms.
- Comment on be gay, do crimes (in space) 2 weeks ago:
I thought some of the Apollo astronauts were illegally enriching themselves by selling a service where they would take people’s stuff to the moon in their private gear allowance, and then give it back.
- Comment on FOSS App to Edit videos ? 2 weeks ago:
When I was editing a movie with lightworks I had something called eyeframe-converter that would convert your video into a low-res editing proxy for ease of use, and then swaps them out with the full quality mpeg2 or whatever the proper editing format was for the full render, and then outputs to H.264 or whatever.
Hopefully resolve can do something like that too?
- Comment on FOSS App to Edit videos ? 3 weeks ago:
Can you use resolve for free?
- Comment on Why do people call it “woke”? 3 weeks ago:
I was quoting burger king, I’m sorry I don’t think that anarchism is compatible with the violent tendencies inherent in human nature.
- Comment on Why do people call it “woke”? 3 weeks ago:
No rules, just right.
- Comment on What is in for the antivax in a government? 3 weeks ago:
Its not just intelligence it’s also emotion / trust.
Dumb people don’t distrust scientists without a culture telling them they’re the victims of an elite, and the strongman will save and protect them by attacking their enemies.
- Comment on yeah everything is probably made of like, idk, earth water, fire and air or something idrk 3 weeks ago:
If you like novels I highly recommend Galileo’s Dream by Kim Stanley Robinson. It has a moment where Galileo realizes you could “weigh” time, in his experiments with objects rolling down an inclined plane.
- Comment on VOIP - Lifetime alternative to hushed 3 weeks ago:
I was curious and found this support.burnerapp.com/…/273-plans-and-pricing
Looks like the cheapest is
- $6.99/Monthly
- $47.99/Yearly
- Comment on Why is it called linux phone? 3 weeks ago:
The one on the right, yeah? droid-life.com/…/Android-16-New-Volume-Sliders-76…
Weird!
- Comment on Why is it called linux phone? 3 weeks ago:
Wait what.
Can you show a picture?
- Comment on what can I do at my workplace during downtime? 4 weeks ago:
I like podcasts
- Comment on VOIP - Lifetime alternative to hushed 4 weeks ago:
What happened with hushed? Did they cancel your lines or change them to monthly?
- Comment on VOIP - Lifetime alternative to hushed 4 weeks ago:
I just learned about one but I forget what it was called. It was like a Google voice replacement.
I’ll have to try and find itin Lemmy and then edit my comment.
- Comment on Scientific unprogress... 5 weeks ago:
Oh I remember that now. IIRC it was in rock creek which the locals do, even if it is not healthy. Not a good look for the secretary of health.