I hire for our company and a cover letter is definitely helpful in choosing who to interview since a resume doesn’t always give a lot of useful information that helps us.
I don’t care about your intentions for working, of course it’s money or experience or whatever.
But things like hobbies, travel experiences, location and relocation opportunities, etc all have a factor on if I choose to interview them and often a lot of that doesn’t get included in resumes.
You vote by selling your stock if you disagree.
Are more than 50% of shares not owned by Musk? If not, a vote wouldn’t even matter.
Ah, simple. Roman numerals. 1,2,2,50
I’m not saying multigenerational housing is a bad thing, I’m just saying it shouldn’t* be the only option for a lot of people who would prefer to have their own space. I’m in a multi-generational household myself and it has its benefits and faults.
You shouldn’t be forced to live that way because it’s you’re only option though
The people saying living in a multi-generational home isn’t so bad are also the most likely to complain that the country is turning into a third world country (where multi-generational homes are common) because of immigration.
Not only that, they admitted that it is only “most” users that understand it’s not accurate.
What about the rest? Just fuck em I guess? Let them eat poisonous mushrooms and wire their life savings away to a Nigerian prince.
It would be really weird going to work at 5am instead of 8am, despite the sun being out
Not the person you responded to, and I generally don’t camp in the left lane, but when I am in the left lane and actively passing someone, more often than not there’s some dude behind me that can’t even wait for me to get 20’-30’ in front of the vehicle in the right lane before I switch and they speed up and wedge themselves through the gap on and angle between us to zoom off.
Unfortunately stuff like this is why some people don’t vote for Democrats.
A lot of them don’t know what a metaphor is so regular talk like this makes them feel stupid.
But AI could totally tell you the top rated lawn mowers in stock in your area based on fake bought and paid for reviews to optimize your efficiency at mowing your lawn and increasing the capitalist profit margins of local stores that pay Google for increased foot traffic to their stores.
Currently playing Windrose which is early access, ticks most of those boxes except for the alive world. There are communities you can go to for quests but most NPCs you can’t interact with.
It’s also a survival craft so you build your base.
It’s a fantasy pirate setting rather than old knights and wizards setting.
Character creation is somewhat limited but you can tailor it to be more ranged/agile or beefy/heavy hitter etc.
Still early access though so could be improved
That seems like a giant waste of battery/fuel.
People are addicted to it and see the aspartame water with no sugar and no calories and feel they can drink as much as they want guilt free.
Why? Is it creating construction jobs? Doubt the entire salaries of everyone building it will total anywhere near that amount.
Jobs after? What, like a dozen security guards and a couple IT people? Those things practically run themselves from what I understand.
Just pay that money directly to the construction workers and scrap the data centre.
I wonder if it would be suitable to adjust people’s grades each year on their final exam.
For example instead of having assignments worth 25%, attendance 10%, quizzes 20%, midterm 20%, and final 25%
Have it as assignments 75% and attendance as 25%
Then adjust all of that for by midterm and finals
Get 100% on your assignments due to chatgpt and show up to class every time despite not paying attention, if you get 50% on your quizzes, midterm, and final you get 50% overall, not 67.5%
Well, yes it wouldn’t heat it a “little bit” at the source but once added back into the system the average increase would probably be a “little bit”.
I just bought a house which has a pump and water line for garden hoses and irrigation
I have no idea where the water is coming from
The house has a well, but the irrigation system is completely separate and has a pipe running somewhere that I have no idea about.
Honestly question though …
Does a data centre actually pollute or dirty the water when used to cool it’s stuff?
Could it not just take the water, run it through the system, heat the water a little bit to cool the stuff it needs, then run the water back into the city lines which might even save people a few cents on the water heating bills?
I’m like one of the youngest millenials… Still a long way to go thank you very much!
Eh, I think even if it’s 99.9999% they should still round down to 99% to give the reader the knowledge that no it’s not actually 100% even if it’s miniscule. 99% is still super impressive. 100% means one thing and one thing only.