Too much effort, machine go brrr

I'd be happy to donate, but there's not an anonymous way to do it. Before a donation, you need to have 3 councilling sessions, health checks (fine) and sign a form saying that the kid can contact you at 18. Too many hoops to jump through for no personal gain. If I could just donate healthy, deidentified sperm I would. It's even worse for women donating eggs.

Exactly the best volunteer, better than someone who swallowed the coolaid

I want you as a friend so I can steal your mead.

Oh, etymology, the study of insects!

Real chat, people eat breakfast? I normally just have coffee and stress to keep me going til I go home

I just want milk that tastes like real milk

I've seen this post in like 4 places on lemmy, lemmy.uk, lemmy.world, another community I didn't note, and now here. Is lemmy really this small at the moment?!

I honestly believe interviews are more for me than for the company hiring me. It sounds cocky, but it means you ask better questions and can gauge if you'll be happy with the role to avoid headaches down the track.

Linkedin and networking my dude, work hard at the current place but analyse the grass on the other side of the fence. I get a LinkedIn message from recruiters/head hunters at least once a month, and try to reply as often as possible. Any interactions within your company or with outside vendors, ensure they know you're competent and approachable, and add contacts you get along with to LinkedIn to build a professional network. It does get disheartening going for roles outside of your range of expertise and being told you're not aligned for the role, but emphasise soft skills and transferrable attributes. EDIT: tldr; approach professional roles like you're a priviledged white man that deserves to be there

Eat more goat, real cheap if you can find it! Plus more ethical than beef, etc.

I was in Hobart last week for the end of dark mofo and some work. Did you do the solstice nudie swim?