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- Submitted 3 days ago to [deleted] | 38 comments
- Comment on Brand new bag 1 week ago:
THEN CALL ME A DORK
- Comment on What the fuck is this 1 week ago:
I’m going to tell my kids this is GMO
- Comment on Think about it 2 weeks ago:
You’re of course right. I was just being silly.
- Comment on Think about it 2 weeks ago:
But it’s not chatspeak, it’s an Assyria reference
- Comment on Be fabulous 2 weeks ago:
Chill out bro, but I agree.
- Comment on Be fabulous 2 weeks ago:
Please.
- Comment on MFW I wake up to find Lemmy feeds full of USA stuff 2 weeks ago:
How is mastodon these days?
- Comment on Mama! 2 weeks ago:
What if Sol is not our Mama, but our Pied Piper? 🎺
- Comment on 2 weeks ago:
Wet your whistle boyo
- Comment on Your name better be Caleb 2 weeks ago:
It’s okay Quinn, I’d give you a second shot :)
- Comment on AI Overview 1 month ago:
Could have been so good if you used Inspect Element to make this OP
- Comment on HP plans to save millions by laying off thousands, ramping up AI use 1 month ago:
The will save millions for a few quarters, then nose dive into oblivion. Can’t wait.
- Comment on Is it gay to have pleasurable sex with your wife? 2 months ago:
Yeah I’m really not seeing the difference. Maybe someone can explain it to me.
- Comment on A lamb amongst wolves 2 months ago:
Yes send their numbers, so we know which women to avoid
- Comment on A lamb amongst wolves 2 months ago:
I (perfect btw) don’t think this post is serious
- Comment on to whom it may concern: 2 months ago:
Because beans
- Comment on Hrmmmmm 2 months ago:
Ah, thanks for clarifying.
- Comment on Hrmmmmm 2 months ago:
When you say “renumerating” what do you mean? Do you mean remunerating, or I this some industry term that I don’t know? It isn’t in the dictionary.
- Comment on Is your job boring? This 1960s auto worker says his job was killing him 2 months ago:
Oh thank you also! It is really eye-opening. I have some additional historical context, that I learned in Business school.
Under Fordism, factory work was broken into tiny, repetitive tasks. Instead of one worker building most of a car, one might just bolt on the bumper all day. It made production faster and cheaper, but also made workers’ jobs monotonous and stripped of skill or creativity. It was then easy for each role to be replaced with automation, as technology improved.
- Submitted 2 months ago to videos@lemmy.world | 4 comments