Fucking weevils, I tried for years to grow plans and these fuckers destroyed every attempt. I alps couldn’t find a place to buy nematodes and was worried about the long term effects of them in the environment in the garden

Just read your comment after saying I’d rather watch Final Space, lol.

Yes, it’s the least Star Trek I’ve seen so far. I couldn’t make it past maybe the 2nd or 3rd episode. Much preferred Final Space if we’re going for that kind of show.

Enterprise is a little campy but really awesome.

The point is lost on you. I genuinely hope your kid has a good life, but I personally would never gamble someone else’s life for my own selfish wants, and I can’t reconcile others decisions to do so either.

Less good than not having children. But we are all free to make our own choices, but I don’t think that you can seriously hold both “I care about the environment” and “I’m choosing to bring life into the world and damage the environment” ideas in your head without a lot of hypocrisy.

I know you may think, my one kid won’t have such a big impact on the environment, but when 7 billion think that, the problem is exponential.

Then not having kids is one of the best things you can do.

/> Pulls existence from the void into this mortal coil

/> Questions how not doing so could have prevented suffering

Life is a painful mess, no matter what you do, you can’t guarantee that your child won’t have the most horrid existence imaginable, rolling the dice on someone else’s life due to your own selfish need to procreate is what they’re saying is wrong. I regret that my mom had me, life has been a living hell, nothing short of her not having me would have changed that.

Always amazed me how such insignificant creatures, bacterium on the scale of the earth, can have such a big impact on the environment.

Same with children.

I’ve done some reprehensible things, but I don’t think I’m a bad person. Bit of a short temper but I try be good to everyone and not hurt or use people like I was. But if karma existed, you would say I was a veritable Genghis Khan

It’s tons of fun

Play Stationeers, then you can learn how to program in assembly.

I don’t quite agree, the metrics were designed to be out of your control, with the only way to meet them being doing more work than actually necessary and to always attempt to deliver the best work.

The point being?

Can confirm, am poo person.

I’m glad that it’s gotten better, and that you’re finding it aligns with you more! I hope they keep making improvements to it.

Having had this rating determine how well I was doing at my job really sucked!

Its a carrot that’s dangled on a stick tied to your back, you can never reach the carrot on your own, the metric is completely out of your control.

I only ever got scored badly during outages or when people were upset about something that the service didn’t do, so my overall rating was good, but even with 10 5 star ratings, it just takes 1 4 star to ruin that.

The customer correspondence rating (CCR) for our department was 4.64. That basically means that anything that isn’t a 5 is bad.

If you got a 3 and below, a team lead and a “quality” engineer would have meetings with you to correct what you did wrong.

Whenever I have to rate things now, if the person wasn’t a complete dickhead, I rate 5.

How has it changed? When I left, the CCR was 4.64, which then got upped to 4.67 a few months later. It was AWS tho.