jwlockhart.bsky.social
Cat person. Sometimes sociologist of science, sex, & other stuff.
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I did! And while I didn't get to properly enjoy it all, I did get to connect with some wonderful colleagues.
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Did this in November thinking it was a good idea. Smh.
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Extensive freedom in exchange for having weird little quirks and being slightly broken? Tracks.
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underrated perk of a UC job
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Naturally. Also she's been on hunger strike because I keep trying new cat food and she only wants her old cat food. And my takeout, apparently. She even turns down churu!
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"We have darwin at home!"
The darwin at home: [penguin classics]
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Chef was right there, but the SEO incentive is strong
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That... Would explain a lot
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"chef" was right there. This has to be intentional, yes?
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Some were also pointing to him having no kings fliers as proof he's left.
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Keep!
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Wait are people calling their own positions "hype" as a good thing?
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I wonder if it's like a lot of the long-run live streamers, where they know the audience has them on in the background? Makes economic sense if you're getting paid by watch/listen time (e.g. ad breaks). Lends itself to consistent vibe but meandering and repetitive substance.
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Maybe cell phones caused the downward trend.
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Hasn't she made pushing this theory her whole thing for years now? And yet.
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vergogna
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It's central to your brand.
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This would be a great look for you.
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But only haircuts, huh?
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Got a democracy problem?
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Relatable
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Not me trying to keep track of emails from both SSSS (4-s) and SSSS (quad-s).
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Throw yourself in there, call it a 45 year cycle.
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A reference to the video game by that name, maybe?
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concept: things like healthcare as easily accessible rights, instead of "benefits" begrudgingly administered by our employers.
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Alternately, the contractor could simply have done their job. But where's the profit in that?
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that account would probably come back 98% redacted, yeah?
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Sammmme
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"Berkeley time" is just "Michigan time" is just "[university proud of poor scheduling] time"
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Attempted to walk somewhere near campus and everyone was moving with the speed, purpose, and social awareness of a tour group in time square.
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Utterly incompatible norms.
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These people! They stand a mile away from the counter as if they don't want to order. But they think they're queueing!
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You weren't kidding about these coffee lines.
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RIP
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Wait do you dislike nuance?
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In the open source world, they often just drop money on people to continue what they're already doing. Makes it feel easy and unproblematic to accept. But of course they have a reason for what they select to fund that the people funded may not appreciate. Unclear how similar the academic funding is.