If "one class" or "a little knowledge" is enough, then yes, assuming it's a position with advancement opportunities.

For a desirable or career type position, showing some initiative is not an unreasonable ask.

Have you tried the operating system of our Lord and Savior, Linus Torvalds?

How many Emmys did Sheldon Cooper get and how many did Michael Scott get?

What T-Rex? Square cube law dealt with them years ago!

EVs solve about 2 of the 20 problems cars create.

If it is a bubble that's going to pop, it'll most likely happen alongside a recession. The price of groceries may drop, but alongside a lot of jobs lost or fear of losing your job.

TIL, there's a market for used sex toys!

Simulation hypothesis is just theism with extra steps.

Come at me bro.

The Gregorian calendar is pretty solid actually. Other than a leap second every few years, it'll stay in sync for a few thousand years. You can easily calculate all leap days in a one-liner.

365 is semi prime, so we could do a 5 day week, but that's pretty minor in the grand scheme of things. There isn't a lot to improve on the Gregorian calendar

The ability to share the work with non technical co-workers could be huge. You might be able to do everything with pandas, but Jim in sales is too busy casting staplers in jello to learn how to set up a python environment

You know you can get ducks for free from the park, right?

Yeah this is one of the main uses for Reddit.

It might be harder with Lemmy instances spread across different domains, but hopefully the search engines learn to prioritize Lemmy well