It feels like basic empathy is so uncommon in some spheres nowadays that it might be "radical"
I'm pretty sure you choose to be a hateful spiteful Nazi. You don't choose to be gay. There's a HUGE difference. It is a bad faith argument to equate holding hateful views and opinions to being born different. With that reasoning, the feeling of discomfort when an owner sees a black person or an Asian person is acceptable grounds to deny services to them.
A hobby is a great way : if you have the time, energy and enjoy new things I'd really recommend social dancing. I've done salsa and swing classes and social nights, and found it very useful to build a nice group of people who get together for a not-so-intense hobby. They're generally out in a public space, they get you moving, and don't require intense socialisation all the time ( you're more focused on the dance). A social generally has people of all degrees of dancing expertise. You get to chat with people you'd otherwise never cross paths with. Sometimes there's live music too!
I agree! Can't wait to be able to have hardwood floors and put down a rug or two. But all this is so expensive so I'll take the gross off white carpet for now
As someone with a German shepherd, vacuum the carpets. You can never get that pet hair out enough, and just when you think you're done there's more! I can feel it pleasing my sinuses every time I vacuum
I did a lot of scripting and metrics for hardware that I used to transition yeah Lots of AWS and Python There isn't a lot of these niche startups and yeah bigger companies look for degrees/ bigger company work exp so it's hard to get a foot in
All I'll say is The time r/funny became a default sub, things started to go downhill and I had to start blocking subs from my page
I don't know if it's just me but it reminds me of early Reddit, without all the Karma whoring
I think we should swap stories