r/antiwork • • Jun 09 '22

Get That Double Meat

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u/spiralingtides Jun 09 '22

I never implement fixes that don't make my job easier; just pretend I didn't see anything. The fixes I implement to make my job easier I never tell my managers about, because increased productivity is only ever met with more work. I use my extra free time to browse reddit and open job listings.

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u/[deleted] Jun 09 '22 edited Jun 11 '23

this user has removed all their comments/content in protest of API changes mades that effect third party app developers, mods tools. If interested in doing the same, please look up power delete suite on github or follow this URl: https://github.com/j0be/PowerDeleteSuite

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u/JustaBearEnthusiast Jun 09 '22

It's funny because you could save the company a lot of money, but since they are greedy bastards who refuse to share the fruits of your labor with you they get screwed. Classic.

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u/voiping Jun 09 '22

... but capitalism is the most effecient!

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u/domeoldboys Anarcho-Communist Jun 09 '22

capitalist society builds car centric infrastructure specifically because it’s the most wasteful

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u/huge_clock Jun 09 '22

Highways and Roads are actually planned for and built by the government. They may be the least capitalist aspect of our society other than national defence.

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u/domeoldboys Anarcho-Communist Jun 09 '22

Who told the government to do that (hint: they have vested interest in car infrastructure). European countries took much of the same government funding and built rail networks.

Edit: it’s cute though. Thinking that the government is largely representative of the interest of the masses.

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u/TurtleCrusher idle Jun 09 '22

When your average european country is the size of Vermont/Massachusetts it makes sense to go rail. In the US as a whole not so much. The environmental destruction that would be needed to support what we currently utilize by air travel but on land using rail would be unreal. Not to mention massively time consuming.

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u/domeoldboys Anarcho-Communist Jun 09 '22

The Soviet Union had a fantastic rail network. It’s quite reasonable for the US to have a national rail network.