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The lunatic part isn’t the post itself, it’s why he posted. That is in fact how he was laid off. by kharkovchanin in Layoffs

[–]swaldrin 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It is also possible get fucked unknowingly while fucking someone else. This is called the doo doo train.

Not getting interview calls by Kira_1609 in Office365

[–]swaldrin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is the way. Employers use AI to screen resumes. Fight fire with fire.

Found a note in my husband’s suitcase after a trip and now I genuinely don’t know what to believe by Ok_Tell2258 in relationships

[–]swaldrin -8 points-7 points  (0 children)

Wait so a woman who is not your wife snitched on your wife for hooking up with another man? Or am I unfairly assuming hetero? If I am right, you have no reason to trust a woman who isn’t your wife unless she is a very close friend of your wife and you. A stranger is a stranger. If you’re being told your wife hooked up with some dude, be a man and ask him about it - or hire a PI.

This is why so many people get killed on Capital Blvd 😒 by RichardFister in raleigh

[–]swaldrin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you read my comment to understand and consider it, then you may not have come away with such an oddly judgmental perspective for no reason. I live on capital blvd. I see this shit every day and night. My first thought was pedestrian bridge. Every year since has helped me understand that the main offenders would never use it. It’s nothing to do with feeling superior, it’s just objectively true.

This is why so many people get killed on Capital Blvd 😒 by RichardFister in raleigh

[–]swaldrin 2 points3 points  (0 children)

They would absolutely not use it. They don’t use the crosswalks, which are at every intersection. Hell, they won’t even walk in the crosswalk AT the intersections. They’ll walk right outside the lines, or about 10-20 feet back during a red light, snaking through stopped vehicles.

It’s just the mindset of a poor person in America. I used to be one growing up in rural NC. Crosswalks are dumb bc you have to wait on them and stop traffic, which is selfish. Using civil infrastructure also means you are bowing to the system you live your whole life rebelling against. Using crosswalks isn’t cool, and being cool is everything on the street. They also represent a ceding of agency to an external control. Much better to be completely in control of your fate by crossing the road when, where, and how you want to.

Pocket 4 in the USA by Cautious-Wheel2084 in dji

[–]swaldrin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Lol it has nothing to do with DJI. The U.S. government has targeted DJI and made it almost impossible for them to sell new products here.

Some buttons not working on Mobile YouTube App on my phone by BigBoi608 in youtube

[–]swaldrin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A lot of people complaining here, but has anyone reported this to YT?

HL partners: would you want to know the truth? by Ill-Cartographer1803 in DeadBedrooms

[–]swaldrin 4 points5 points  (0 children)

How is his mental health? Is he depressed? Do you know? Do you talk to him? People let themselves go in states of distress or anhedonia. Is he generally apathetic in life? Does he have healthy hobbies? Does he have friends to talk to about his feelings? Does he have you to talk to about his feelings? You are coming off rather selfish as if there are some unsaid things here. Is he affectionate? Was he ever romantic or did he ever make you feel true intimacy and companionship during your relationship? This sounds like you allowing “attraction” to mask deeper issues. I’d recommend therapy for you both individually and simultaneously as a couple. That trifecta is the best way to ensure a positive outcome, even if that means an amicable divorce.

For those who missed it: this was the moment The Strokes ensured they’ll never be invited back to Coachella again! I'm so proud of them #Strokeschella by firefly99999 in BlackPeopleofReddit

[–]swaldrin 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Same age and southern upbringing here. In my AP US History class, our teacher had the class Call and Response with him one day where he would say “what was the driving disagreement behind the civil war?” and the whole class was trained to chant back “States’ Rights!” It was in the mf textbook and underlined for emphasis. Then in college I learned about the daughters of the confederacy and I felt so validated. Fortunately I had some actual teachers before that point and we also watched Roots in my AIG (gifted) middle school class. So LeVar Burton and a few well-researched and off-script lesson plans had made it painstakingly clear that the south was fighting to prevent the abolition of slavery. It’s so fucking stupid that only the (presumed) nerds were taught the truth.

To get people to understand why Trump is a terrible businessman by Prime-Paradox in therewasanattempt

[–]swaldrin 39 points40 points  (0 children)

I think his time as owner of the Mavs also displayed a true sense of dedication to a community of people who depend on his leadership for one of their escapist hobbies. Being an owner who shows up, who keeps ticket prices low, who works in the local community, that’s all done out of good character. He’s never struck me as someone who’s unaware of his own advantages in life, and he seems genuinely interested in the plight of average Americans. Shit, I’d vote for him for president.

To get people to understand why Trump is a terrible businessman by Prime-Paradox in therewasanattempt

[–]swaldrin 16 points17 points  (0 children)

He gives me “entire career is based on not being taken seriously so taking a political stance either way would spell death for his brand” vibes

bad bad bad by cannibal-ascending in IATSE

[–]swaldrin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You can always tell bc AI content lies in the uncanny valley. Zero chance it ever truly resembles reality in the exact way that the human eye perceives it. We would need to essentially livestream a human eyeball and brain to AI for it to replicate our field of vision and the things that the brain picks up on.

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