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@deprecated_ii @RustyCrab
But the entire structural issue is, that "academic research", job education, hobby education and "life wasting" are all being pushed into a single system.

@deprecated_ii @RustyCrab
This...
I don't need a philosophy class, 3 economics classes, literature, PE etc to be a fucking programmer.

Why is PE even in there? I mean it.

If you cut all the pointless classes, I would have time for PE and philosophy on my own FFS!!!

@amydiehl @HarvardBiz
I would have told her, that she's too woman to lead, but that would lead to a legal issues, so age it is.

In our research we found that women were told they were too young to lead, too old to lead...and middle age wasn't quite right either. As it turns out no age is the right age to be a woman leader. See my latest
@HarvardBiz article for solutions.
hbr.org/2023/06/women-in-leade

@GreenFire @hausfath
Also, I kinda don't mind the earth having more then 1°c on average.

@GreenFire @hausfath
So, this graph says, that only if we cut our CO2 emissions to absolute zero (no farting), we get to a stable temperature?

I'm out.

@mig
Ale něco na tom bude.
Sestře jsem ukázal Blender na 2 hodiny, měsíc nic, a pak ji najednou vidím, jak vytváří nádherné video plné technik, které jsem nikdy neviděl.

@LukeAlmighty @LukeAlmighty sounds about right.

I remember a story about a German company that got bought by an American company and the parent company sent over their own managers and whatnot. One of the first things they did was ban beer at work and ban the afternoon beer break. No beer with lunch either. Naturally, that didn't go over well and the German branch went from being the company's most productive and most profitable branch to being their least productive branch and actually costing the company money virtually overnight. It took them something like 3 months to realise the error of their ways and roll all the new policies back.

On the bright side IIRC the German company was apparently able to negotiate to have the company provide free beer to the employees so silver lining.

I've never understood the mentality of, "Man, this sure is a well oiled and fast running machine we just bought. So what we're going to do is remove that part of it over there and I'm gonna throw some of these wrenches into it and we'll just see what happens... Why is the machine all fucked up and not working right anymore?"

If things are already broken then it's whatever at least you're trying something new but for things that are already running smoothly, I just don't get it.
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