Interesting read.
My pain point at the moment is where do I go to start to find interesting people? I am in a city I haven't been in for 8 years, the people I used to know our lives have drifted apart.
Small towns are so much easier to meet others, in the city there are so many people but they are all rushing to do their thing.
I like your optimism, fairly unrealistic but the optimism is nice to see
On this point, it would be stupidly hard.
Just from a programming and software perspective. All the old code that runs banks and the back end of air travel. It barely runs as it is, do a switch up of years, even leaving the months alone and it would probably freak out. Standadize the months while you are at it and the whole thing falls apart.
Are you old enough to remember Y2K? That required a lot of techs to spend a huge amount of time fixing code that was never intended to see years change from 19xx to now just even consider 20xx.
That is before we go about changing paper Birth Documents, marriage documents, house deads, ..... Should I go on?
Endless meetings all focused around creating value for shareholders at any expense
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The amount of people addicted to caffeine who don't even know it is crazy high.
The costs of withdrawing for some are higher than others, so for these people quitting isn't just a day or two of headaches, and possibly their life doesn't afford them the luxury of going through the pain and low productivity
Many factors play into it rather than just low self control, in case you're wondering why you got down voted.
A good chunk of my work is scheduled turning off and on again in the right order so things don't break
This is an unexpected benefit of being in Switzerland. Here I was thinking it was more or less a marketing thing
Now that is someone who has thought about this question a lot
I mean in some ways what percentage of emissions come from NZ? The whole country could disappear and it would barely make a difference.
Surely they have bigger things to focus on?
For those looking to get into the IT space, this doesn't seem very promising.
Has anyone else on the ground felt the impacts of these layoffs?
Went to a festival and had 1 day before the festival started. Hiked up the nearby mountain and was greeted with semi frozen lakes and plenty of snow. Being my first time seeing snow it was an amazing day, even got to slide down some of it on my rain jacket.
Smartphones were a joke until the iPhone. There will be some resistance, but someone will crack the code to make it easily acceptable and then the race is away with the AI products