Yupperdoodles! It’s great! Dogs in the office, chill people, Friday work from home. Possibly working on first patent. The in person interviews were a set of 6 or so with different people, one technical, they put a lot of emphasis on whether the other people think they’ll mesh well so apparently did— now having to learn process stuff like JIRA which is mid but work is interesting. Thanks for following up!

How warm is it? (Ig it’s summer if it were winter would it be cold?)

I mostly do but now ads for services are baked into some software. But yeah when I don’t have to use it for work will be a blessing

That’s what I think will maybe even the playing field; while it’s expensive it’s not well understood; a few mistakes and they’ll be more cautious. By the time it becomes more popular again it’ll be cheap. Optimistic thought at least.

So I get this feeling— and I don’t mean to say your mode of operation is not valid— but why not just stop replying? I’ve never been in a situation where I’ve had an argument in a thread and one side stopped talking and it continued for more than two posts or something.

I dunno I haven’t blocked anyone and I don’t know if anyone has blocked me.

Some of there songs are dope

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Ok cool I saw this one— is it really like the old internet?

Butt pillows; even if the seats are comfy, just to shake things up, keeps you from being stiff afterwards

Notably don’t put the sticker inside the fridge, it does make it cool but it’s apparently not what your supposed to do.

I mean they could always use VMs or docker vs locking the actual base level OS

You can use them as incubators for little plants in the spring to keep them warm at night if you’re in a cold place. Or if you want a fun project build a cloud chamber and watch particles move.

Not to mention it was a rag tag game dev studio who through that hype had their dream come true, did they’re best to deliver it, and have continued to work on it for over a decade now. People are human; and they’ve more than shown it wasn’t ever intended as a grift.

Yeah I live like 45min from work and town and never have to charge outside of home unless I’m on a road trip.

Hmm well I can’t speak for Europe, but plenty of chill people to go hiking with in the US, plus it might not be the most challenging stuff maybe but I’ve hiked out of the grand canyon with my friends 70 yo grandma so if you want the social aspect you can still do challenging things just maybe go a little slower. Also again don’t know about Europe but there are like five weekly board game meetups in my decent sized city.

Well what defines going out? There are plenty of board game meet ups, even if you don’t especially like board games I would posit that it’s not an objectively negative experience; so if you must hold you nose and go anyway, do so.

Secondly, although this is coming from my experience in America, so your millage may vary, there’s tons of outdoor activities and groups: go for a hike, go backpacking.

You don’t need special equipment, you don’t need to buy anything. Just a water bottle, backpack, tent/tarp, and some non perishable foods and you’re good to go.

It’s true that the convenient third places of yesterday have seemingly vanished; but people are still out there.

Honestly so happy I’m married, I’m sorry for all of y’all. Dystopian times.

But hey to add my two cents: I think that fear is marketable, so women are over fed on paranoia.

At the same time, porn and propaganda have put bad expectations in some percentile of dumb men.

Both sexes are generally out of social practice, and societal trust is at an all time low. Most people are nice, but most people are also awkward.

So get out there and meet some people, don’t even do so romantically, just go learn how to interact with people, form some friendships.

Pizza has been added to the list! There seem to be some city festivals in Central Park on the weekend— and awesome for the discounted tickets was interested but wasn’t sure about $200 tickets but day of discount sounds perfect since I’m not picky about which show per se! Thanks a bunch!

True true yeah don’t expect to see everything. I guess narrowing my interests:

• technical museums
• history
• food
• above all socializing, I have a hope that unlike the suburban life in my state there are still dens of humanity where people talk to each other and have spirited debates in the public square so perhaps bars? But not the loud sports kind.

And thanks! Was considering listing interests but was worried about missing out on things I didn’t yet know I had an interest in.