Be the change you want to see. Unless they harass you for being positive toward sw, just keep posting there. You’ll never find a community where everyone agrees 100% on everything. Reminding people that hostility towards sex workers is part of patriarchal values is more useful than an echo chamber.

(I’m assuming “reddit” was a slipup)

Anything to do with vampires. So much of the lore is implied and you are expected to have some previous knowledge of the concept of a vampire.

Although this might have spread enough that pretty much the entire world has some context. I’m not really sure.

Anyone not from Europe or North America, did you understand vampires the first time you saw a film or series involving them?

Ssimply wank Ssalon & Sspa

Yes. I’m not too demanding about it but I want my phone to survive being soaked in rain or a washing with clean water.

Bonus points if I can take it into the sea, but I never had a phone for which I was confident it could survive salty water.

Drug laws are evil and must not be acknowledged as legitimate no matter how much you hate some people

not only a repost but a repost less than 1h after the original

Such a silly scandal. Let people enjoy sex. Sure he was technically her boss but it was fully consensual and neither side regrets it.

Compare to some recent American presidents…

I have no idea how people agree to have sex. And I get panic attacks in relevant situations.
I’m quite sure I was in a situation of mutual attraction with at least several people so far, but then what? … someone has to say something or suggest having sex. And that’s not me.

there’s no cock like horse cock

Well, my “narrow” specialty is software engineering. I’m putting narrow under quotes since it’s a very wide field itself. There are many specializations within the field but having an interest in a specific domain is what’s really important. It’s quite easy to switch between specializations given the opportunity.

Moving up on the abstraction ladder, software engineering is one manifestation of systems thinking. Meaning designing and modifying complex systems consisting of machines and humans. This mindset is applicable other areas, really anything that has a “network” in the description - cargo logistics, public transportation, electrical grids, telecommunications.
Even law to some extent. I’m only half joking when I say programming made it easier for me to understand the legal system.

Unfortunately I don’t think anyone has a categorized list of possible options. Anecdotally some groupings I’ve noticed:

• Manual service jobs (sure hairdresser and cook are very different jobs but somehow the jump between them is not so huge)
• Caring about and improving other humans (teachers, therapists, nurses, coaches, both physical and mental)
• Physical violence (military, police, mercenary, criminal. Ideally for protecting others, but the line is very thin be careful here)
• Medicine (once you go there there’s no going back, incl veterinarians)
• Agriculture (raising cows and planting corn is very different, but due to cultural and practical grouping switching between the two is easier)
• Art. Regardless of the preferred medium it’s all very fluid. For example creating a sculpture after a few years of being a musician will surprise nobody.

Is any of them named Carl? It might be a llamacalypse

Instrucciones confusas. Todos se fueron al coño de la madre de OP

I wish I knew. Ideally I planned to build a set of skills that can be applied to solving multiple very different problems.

It worked for a while. For a short time I had jobs whenre proving myself by doing was appreciated more than having formal credentials. But even then, my need for constant change was not understood. People even thought they were doing me a favor by giving me a long-term stable project as a reward.

Everything since has been hell. In the corporate world the idea of transferable skills doesn’t exist, actually it’s actively looked down on. Unless you have the exact same job description in your previous job they won’t even consider letting you do it, even though it’s 80% the same.

I’d say neither and both. Our biology allows us a very wide range of behaviors, and all those are natural for us. For a lot of human behaviors it’s impossible to claim it’s “natural” or “instinctive” for humans, because immediately someone is going to come up with a counterexample.

So to summarize - our natural biological state is to have a wide, chaotic, sometimes contradictory range of behaviors.

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What’s the scale? I’m proposing:

1 - able to turn on the device (not necessarily turn it off)
9 - can train and run own LLM (from scratch, not from an existing model)
10 - knows how to reliably set up a printer

This is just a motorbike by another name, and should fall under the same regulations.

On Lemmy? All the time.
In real life? Also all the time.

Always in the same way. I want to say something that would be hugely unpopular so I replace it with a softer phrasing - like not revealing all the elements of my opinion, or making it sound more similar to the majority opinion while keeping the core intact.

Context. If you do it in your home then it’s probably light or worship. If you do it in public it’s a commentary on certain global events. What kind of commentary also depends on more context, it could be either a show of support or hostility to Israel. What you are saying at the time, location, your previous public statements all contribute to interpretation.

Idk if you can get any reasonable amount of heat from a candle.

First you need to persuade the police officer you’re white. If you think you can get away because your skin is pale, think again. It doesn’t make you white. You also need to know how to “vibe white”.

American competitive racism is not for beginners.