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submitted 11 months ago by el_cordoba@lemmy.world to c/antiwork@lemmy.world

That's not entry level, that's being exploited.

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submitted 11 months ago by el_cordoba@lemmy.world to c/hiking@lemmy.world

It rained last night, and they were everywhere.

[-] el_cordoba@lemmy.world 8 points 11 months ago

Stupid? Definitely. A play out of Trump's playbook? Kinda. Normally Trump is the one that gets sued.

They will probably look to get small to mid size employers to settle in order to avoid a costly legal battles. Although I wouldn't be surprised if this is all just a ploy to keep his fanboys in line.

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submitted 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) by el_cordoba@lemmy.world to c/hiking@lemmy.world

I'm in NJ so all we have is black bear, but I was able to scare it off easily. However, I was lost in thought when I spotted it. I am just glad it wasn't closer when I did.

Either way, itnwas a reminder that I am just a guest in the woods.

[-] el_cordoba@lemmy.world 3 points 1 year ago

I agree. I'd love it if I could take a less demanding job. Burnout sucks and I would love to have more time for my family and hobbies.

I just can't see how that would work between paying my home loan and other living expenses.

[-] el_cordoba@lemmy.world 2 points 1 year ago

Question about the public transport system, how long does it take to get to common destinations like work, grocery stores, doctors, and etc? Also, how easy is it to get to stations/stops?

For example, the closest grocery store by me is a 37 minute walk or 12 minutes by bike I just don't think it would be practical to ride with a weeks worth of food for a family. There is no public transportation available.

[-] el_cordoba@lemmy.world 6 points 1 year ago

I feel the same. Even in a state as populated as NJ the public transit system is mediocre unless you are going into NYC.

[-] el_cordoba@lemmy.world 6 points 1 year ago

Yep, I think so. I look at reddit periodically and while they haven't had performance issues lately (I wonder why, lol). The posts don't seem geniune anymore. Instead they are forced and lame.

[-] el_cordoba@lemmy.world 4 points 1 year ago

There are probably multiple factors going on. First, there is the belief that you can't take away functionality people already expect. Second, while there would be a number of people willing to shell out money, they probably believed a majority of folks would not. Look at what people are willing to put up with at Facebook. I hate it, but most of my friends and family are on it so I'm there. Third, their backers would never approve because of point two.

[-] el_cordoba@lemmy.world 2 points 1 year ago

Some parts are better. Github actions is still a dumpster fire.

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Bring back the Roman calendar (en.m.wikipedia.org)

Winter sucks anyway.

[-] el_cordoba@lemmy.world 1 points 1 year ago

I am sure the stress is unreal, but It is appreciated. You all stepped up when everyone was stepping down (or trying to sellout). I am hopeful this will turn into something great.

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The pay is really good, but not worth it. It's posts like this that make me long for a cabin in the middle of nowhere.

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A little different from the "what are you building" pattern of posts. I found myself wanting to learn different aspects of Ruby on Rails outside of work, and I am curious what people are learning themselves.

Currently, I am learning Hotwire since I don't do much frontend work and we don't use it at work. In the past I've used Stimulus Reflex, and I am not sure which one I like more. That said, I am not sure if Stimulus Reflex still has a place given Hotwire's ascension in the RoR world.

I am also revisiting View Components as well and trying to decide if I want to use them over partials in my side project.

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and none match

el_cordoba

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