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submitted 178 days ago • 1 comment

With a fully remote team of just 20 employees, Bluesky has surpassed 20 million users in its first year since opening to the public and is stealing thunder from rivals hundreds of times its size. At a time when conventional wisdom among bosses is that workers must be in-person to be productive.

submitted 195 days ago • 456 comments

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submitted 205 days ago • 1097 comments

I may be something of a sweet summer child, but I am also the child of people whose response to authoritarianism, terror, and violence is committing to stay angry and fight, and refuse to surrender. Whenever I feel exhausted, I think of the years they survived.

submitted 209 days ago • 8 comments

You are allowed to celebrate good things that are happening today: your birthday, a book coming out, new baby, new puppy, seeing your favorite piece of art in person, etc. Joy is the knife that stabs into the heart of despair & apathy. Feel your joys, big & small, & share them widely & loudly.

submitted 209 days ago • 139 comments

submitted 209 days ago • 26 comments

ONN political analyst Jason Copeland breaks down why it's still too early to say exactly which racial and ethnic minority groups will be to blame for each political party's shortcomings this election.

submitted 209 days ago • 9 comments

It could also empower parties outside the duopoly! A party can promise to donate its votes if it's not winning, to prevent another party to win. That way voting for the party you acually like won't make it so you're just wasting your vote

submitted 209 days ago • 0 comments

Idk if that's possible with american politics, but wouldn't it be nice to have anti-parties? Like an Anti-Trump party, so you can vote against him without endorsing Harris. And if Trump is winning, it can donate its vote to Harris so Trump loses.

submitted 209 days ago • 0 comments

My wife: “What time is it?” (I look at the clock and see 2:22am) Me: “It’s three lasers.” My wife: “What?” Me: (very quickly) “Two two two.”

submitted 213 days ago • 3 comments