Chebucto Regional Softball Club

@cshlan @ColesStreetPothole @ai6yr @alexwild

Announcer VO: "For the fifth week the sewage system has remained broken. Some residents have set up a blockchain to monetize the repair process but no one wants to clean the pipes. Tensions are rising and some want to go home. Where will this adventure in freedom take them next? Find out in this weeks episode of "Libertarian Barge!"

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@cshlan @ColesStreetPothole @ai6yr @alexwild

There is a thing called a NORC "naturally occurring retirement community" where if a bunch of old people live in the same building it sort of turns into a nursing home.

I thought the libertarian floating cities would be NORTVS
"naturally occurring reality TV shows"

@wakame @alexwild

What if you had a bunch of well paid staff who did a great job helping you because you were reasonable and treated them with basic respect?

@neia @alexwild

That's basically the same thing I think to some folks.

@wakame @alexwild

Living with people with only shock collars keeping them from killing me is a hell only second to living with a shock collar myself and trying to figure out how to get it off and get rid of whoever put it on.

Why live in hell?

@AnkeG

kitty

@Phosphenes

The videos are added by people from the fediverse.

@alexwild

It's also why you find so many rich people in places like NYC, Tokyo, London etc.

They want the good services! The best ones.

How is that going to work in a bunker? Are you going to have five chefs in there? What do you do when they decide to kill you and keep your bunker?

2/2

@alexwild

I have more than average exposure to rich people, as one does in NYC. I don't think any are billionaires, but millionaires probably.

Anyway. These are the most helpless people on the planet. Really most people are much more helpless than they suspect, even the more rugged off the grid types. But, having a lot of money makes it too tempting to just let other people do things for you.

I think this is why they like the fantasy offered by AI and robots so much.

1/

@funkula

I'm even more disappointed.

@darth_hideout

Thanks

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@VoiceofDuum

He's very frustrated that it takes so long to move each card to a new location.

Here is the real puzzle. l

@thordis

I’m a very very old “millennial” or a very very young gen X— not shocked by these results though.

@braxa26

The article is about how they plan to phase that out.

@janl

Gizmodo is unreadable due to the density of ads on my phone. (Please, no one tell me how to block them. This isn’t a help request)

This is an FYI to those who post links to gizmodo (who may not be aware of how bad it is because of superior ad blockers on desktop.)

I see an ad between *every* paragraph. A video at the top and another in the lower right— then two banners which must be carefully closed (don’t accidentally click on the ad!) to even see the text.

@billiglarper @david_chisnall

CVs matter since it’s what the hiring committee will squint at while they try to figure out what to do.

Introduction letters are not as important in my limited experience with small companies colleges and schools.

@billiglarper @david_chisnall

That sounds like a weird reason.

At small and medium organizations “hiring” is extra work pawned off on already busy people and simply being the easiest to locate person who those tasked with the hire can trust won’t cause them embarrassment is the process rather than reading 100 CVs

Calls to previous employers matter a great deal.

This is because smaller orgs don’t budget any time to do this work.

@enoch_exe_inc @cmconseils

I understand... can i see the Turing machine.