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  1. Going with Developer. Try 1: You have run out of money. Week 19. 55 applications, 0 ghostings. Try 5(?): You got the job. Circle Back Systems, $99,000/year. It took 19 weeks, 58 applications and 2 ghostings. $2,033 left in the bank. [$45k price cut, but it's work.]

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  2. @sexabolition.blogBluesky

    This!! Also and I say this because I come from a broadly "security" rather than "safety" space - systems that do not function within specifications are not rationalisable to the democratic public.

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  3. Quick work-related thread vaguely pertaining to my health: Please, if you can, defend your work-life balance and agency to say "enough" or "I need more time". Years into the future you won't be wishing you'd stayed up later to get more work done or answered more outside-work-hours emails/calls -

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  4. @screeman.bsky.socialBluesky

    It comes to a point where you have to face facts with an ass that big. And maybe save face in front of your employees, too. art is by: Mr_SmilingDevil on twitter!

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