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- Might not be efficient, but at least it... Uhhh, wait, what good does it provide again?lemmy.world ↗Submitted 1 week ago to [deleted] | 93 comments
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- Comment on How sad 2 weeks ago:
“Pop Concert $200”
- Comment on The House Of The Guy Calling You A Libtard 3 weeks ago:
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- Comment on Ain't no one breaking in 3 weeks ago:
Somebody erm … That’s not how, uhh … They welded umm …
- Comment on 4 weeks ago:
Make it a Hallmark Christmas movie!
Clark goes back to his rural childhood farm town for the holidays. Holly, a big city CIA assassin on her first assignment, comes to town under the guise of being a photographer there for their big Christmas festival. Between Clark’s all of the work he does to help setup for the festival and the seemingly persistent attention he revcieves from his highschool sweetheart, Lana (who looks remarkably similar to Holly in build, complexion and hair color) and her daughter Sarah, Holly struggles to find opportunities to kill this enemy of the state so she stages a honey trap to lure him to his demise. With each failed assassination attempt the honey trap becomes less of an act and she finds herself falling in love with him. Eventually Holly breaks down and confesses that she’s actually there to commit an illegal murder for the government, but can’t because her love for Clark has made her rethink her career path of state sanctioned murdering people for money. She runs off into the snow,tears running down her face. At the festival Clark is delivering fresh pies to the charity fund raiser both when he hears the news. Holly’s car was pulled from a frozen lake with a body inside. While damage from the wreck makes identification difficult, they are certain it Holly is dead. A forlorn and heartbroken the crowd parts and he sees Holly! They rush into each other’s arms. “How?” Clark asks. “I couldn’t just leave, they would come after me. The only way out was to fake my death.” Holly answers between kisses. “Then who was that in your car?” “Don’t worry about it”, she says as they kiss. Credits roll as Sarah wonders the crowd searching for her missing mother.
- Comment on How do I finally get a long term career and become financially independent? 5 weeks ago:
Not sure if it’s helpful, but pivotal steps in my career path involved unintentional networking.
Started working at a call center reading scripts and calling it “tech support” from that job I made friends with a coworker with a similar interest in computers. A few years later he was working in-house IT for a major company and referred me.
A few years in that field and I made friends with another coworker who got me interested in scripting / coding. A few years later after meeting that friend, he was working as a software developer and referred me to my first coding job.
Once my foot was in the door I would learn and grow in each position until I felt like I stopped growing my skillset and I would find a new job where I could build new skills.
It helps that I have a genuine interest and enjoyment in learning and improving my skills. Computers and technology just happened to be the skillet that people started to pay me for. I could have just as easily ended up a machinist, contractor, chef or any other profession sparked by a personal interest of mine.
- Comment on The ‘996’ work trend comes with dire health warnings 1 month ago:
Increasingly, young tech firms are embracing the so-called “996” work schedule — 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., six days a week.
Who would agree to that?
- Comment on What are the demands of the No Kings protests? What's the plan if they win? 1 month ago:
To keep with the analogy: the goal is to step on the brake … aka apply the checks and balances supposedly built into the system and stop letting Trump just do whatever he wants without consequences.
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- Comment on Richest American to FAFO? 1 month ago:
Founding Father, Alexander Hamilton was shot and killed in a duel for insulting Vice President at the time, Aaron Burr.
- Comment on Nobody ever remembers Gen X 1 month ago:
- Comment on ... huh... 1 month ago:
I first read this as Arby’s.
- Comment on Tennessee Man Arrested, Gets $2 Million Bond for Posting Facebook Meme 1 month ago:
Some of the memes he posted. The last one is what got him arrested and the the $2mil bond for “threatening a school shooting”.
- Comment on New EA Owners Hoping AI Will Cut Costs And Boost Profits, It's Claimed 2 months ago:
- Comment on Which career to pursue? 2 months ago:
Don’t go into coding if you don’t have a passion for it and are just looking for a lucrative career path. With the exception of some niche specialties, that field is over saturated.
Disclaimer: The following suggestions are uninformed guesses and should be treated as such.
If you want to go through school, maybe psychiatry? Lots of interesting insight into people that can help inform your stories. Plus, the mix of growing normalization of mental health and current trends, I see this as a growing industry.
If you want to skip university, look at trades like electrician, plumber, nurse, etc. Good money and, at least for now, there is a lot of focus on careers that require (or at least favor) 4 year degrees, some competition for work is significantly less.
- Comment on McDank 2 months ago:
Seems legit and totally not a place to buy meth.
- Comment on Youngest actor ever 2 months ago:
1973 would the year The Young and The Restless first aired, not when she appeared on the show.
- Comment on Oranges? In this economy? 5 months ago:
I admire Marcus for setting easily obtainable goals.
- Comment on "And my dick fucks your wife more than you do. What's your point?" 5 months ago:
“People with true value don’t need trinkets to convince others of their worth.”
“Not everybody knows how to make the best use of their resources.”
“Unless it has a button that stops time, you paid too much.”
- Comment on Im not familar on how to make meth. But is my mom in trouble with amonia windex bleach 2 empty 2 liters, batteries under the sink? 5 months ago:
youtube.com/watch?v=jvRX5ixyiaQ
Listen to the third verse.
- Comment on Forbidden Tech 6 months ago:
So what you are telling me is that I can just make one at home?
- Comment on Srsly 6 months ago:
- Comment on Philosophy moment 7 months ago:
Wait until you find out what they do with books.
- Comment on LinkedIn’s cofounder Reid Hoffman says seeking work-life balance is a red flag that you’re ‘not committed to winning’ 7 months ago:
These narcissist CEOs cannot grasp the idea that “life” is employees working for themselves and pursuing their own interests instead of working for others.
What kind of commitment does Reid Hoffman have towards seeing his employees win?
What kind of profit sharing do LinkedIn employees enjoy? What’s the salary / compensation disperancy look like between the average employee and the C-Suite executives? What’s the medical insurance and parental leave packages look like? What about education reimbursement?
Seriously, who is “winning” in Reid Hoffman’s ideal scenario?
