If you want a job, feel free to work remote.
If you want a career, get back to the office.
Your evidence (none) does not support your assertion.
You're not even wrong.
Readit NewsPlasmoid commented on · Posted by u/carabiner
What's the deal with the 'Who murdered Denise Robert?' ad?
What an absolute sociopath
Also, as a reminder, leaded gas (avgas) is still used all over the United States pumping lead into the environment. If you live near an airport you are especially at increased risk of lead exposure in the environment.
The FAA finally approved 100UL gas for small airplanes. I'm not sure how widely it's available now.
Plasmoid commented on I'm starting a social club to solve the male loneliness epidemic wave3.social... · Posted by u/nswizzle31
Sometimes I wish we could have "gentlemen's clubs" of the sort that existed in Victorian Britain (not the US strip club version), third-spaces where one could go to read or converse or play cards with other men or even have a meal or a drink. Having social space that's limited to a set of people one knows, more or less, and that has rules on behavior seems like a civilizing influence that's missing today.
Those still exist but often have very high membership fees. Thousands per year plus minimum spend amounts
Plasmoid commented on I'm Peter Roberts, immigration attorney, who does work for YC and startups. AMA · Posted by u/proberts
Plasmoid commented on I'm Peter Roberts, immigration attorney, who does work for YC and startups. AMA · Posted by u/proberts
The question is usually understood to mean "on an ongoing basis" and it's essentially lying. The system may not be correct or kind, but I'd have a lot of trouble trusting someone whose response to "the system isn't fair" is "I'll lie to get around it and achieve the outcome I believe is right" enough to hire him.
I could see that, but given that jobs are all at-will it's hard to argue the employer would have any damages for a contract that can be terminated with literally zero notice.
Many OEMs sell their flagship as a shiny glass slab with only BT or USB-C for audio, and ship 3.5mm jacks and other "antiquated niceties" like a uSD card reader, on their lower-end models.
It's difficult to square the circle of "I want these specific features, but on a phone that's not working against me (any more than modern phones already do)"