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Cake day: December 28th, 2023

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  • That last paragraph hits home, but in a sad way for me. I spent most of the last year working on a new project to streamline one of the biggest time sinks we have, and as we’re coming up on having an MVP ready to start beta testing, my org just dumped the entire team other than 1 guy. So I lost the guy who was my peer/dba on the project, and the dude who knows how to run the driver software.

    Going to try to see if we can salvage what we made since it’s still needed, but fuck that wrecks a ton of time and effort. And really sucks cuz my team had to pick up the slack while I was trying to get this working, and we don’t even have anything to show for it…





  • Bruh, I’ve worked for small companies most of my adult life. Get the fuck out of here with that bullshit. Even ceos of the small companies I’ve worked for are well above the standard worker in pay and monetary class.

    The only place you have a point is on very small businesses that are basically not even incorporated (like my business before it went under). Even the “mom and pop” family taco joint I worked for as a young adult had that problem.

    Edit:

    Ah, and get easily triggered. There’s very little separating your reply from an ape flinging shit.

    Oh sorry, I didn’t realize I was speaking with a low rent troll. Carry on.


  • Regarding the “different types of workers”, a CEO is still a worker.

    Shit like this is why they called you a scab. Ceos aren’t workers, they’re part of the capital class. Thinking of ceos as workers shows me you haven’t thought through your positions past a surface level.

    Smart people know the difference between those that take advantage of legislation vs those who suffer from it.

    You mean like ceos and the rest of the capital class? And I’m guessing you consider yourself one of the “smart ones” LOL

    This type of absolute dogmatic purism is what got your laws to be shit in the first place.

    No, capital owning politicians is what made our laws to be this shit.








  • We are a subset of a subset of internet users, you rarely heard people in the wild advertising Reddit either.

    Not to go full ‘Eternal September’, but I would almost argue that around the time reddit was talked about on more mainstream platforms is around the time that reddit started going down hill. Subs started getting harder to keep on track and moderation began going off the rails.

    On the plus side, shit like “le narwal bacons at midnight” started to die off too, so it wasn’t all bad I guess.