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Comment Re:RTO is a form of attrition (Score 1) 94

This is exactly it. When the economy and labor markets shift and employers again care about hiring people, expect to see RTO mandates suddenly become a lot more flexible. Especially if it coincides with the office lease coming to an end and the company realizes it can drastically downsize the square footage of the office they decide to rent next.

Comment Re:Why? (Score 2) 156

As a practical matter, NY doesn't really consider its subjects to even have the right to own guns. Sure they do under the constitution, but if caught with a private firearm in NY you're going to jail. If you have a permit, that might get you acquitted. But you're still getting arrested, because the government there hates its people.

Comment Re:Steady as she goes (Score 4, Interesting) 46

The goal of all these suggestion/notification/alert shit isn't to help you. It's to help the engineers that designed it. They are very driven by metrics. They need to show x numbers of "impressions" in y amount of time. The more of them they blast in your face whether you want them or not, the better their metrics and the more likely they are to get promoted. The user experience no longer matters.

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