Jesus how fucked is this. 4 posts into the feed and that’s enough internet for me today.
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Eesh, behind the times here I guess. What does this mean? What are we expecting or antipating?
Edit: I see the article’s insinuation that increased traffic could mean something’s going down at the WH, but what are we thinking?
devAlot@lemmy.worldto Autism@lemmy.world•I had a debilitating meltdown at work today and had to leave because I couldn't get back on the proverbial horse [Vent]English1·2 months agoThis. Cyclic sighing is where it’s at, can’t even begin to describe how helpful it’s been for me.
devAlot@lemmy.worldto Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•We really don't want to talk about our problemsEnglish1·22 days agoTotally get where you’re coming from. If you’re staring down the barrel of something massive like trauma, abuse, an entire system that’s completely fucked and seems way bigger than you and the others fighting it are or ever will be, it feels like no matter how much “self care” you do, the external crap stays the same, right?? It’s fucking maddening.
But idk, to me, therapy (actual, good therapy with a non-shitty therapist) isn’t about giving us power over the root cause, not always anyways because like you said, sometimes it’s impossible. Imo, a lot of times it’s about helping people stop handing more power to “it” (whatever it may be) than “it” already has. We don’t get to choose what happens to us sometimes, but we do get to choose how we respond to it, how we carry it, how we let it affect us, how we pass our pain onto others. Realizing that can be a super uncomfortable, yet extremely liberating, paradox. Like, okay, I might not be able to slay the dragon here (sorry, nerd here), but I can sure as hell stop feeding it in whatever way I was (constant unhealthy thought patterns, my own actions or the lack thereof, etc).
Therapy doesn’t fix the world for sure, but it can help us decide which parts of the suffering are necessary, or which parts we might be unconsciously choosing to carry longer than we need to. Idk, that’s where our power really is, imo.
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Tbf, it’s not really the IT grunts pouring their heart and soul into this trend. It’s more the top-level execs seeing more $$ in their pockets at EOQ/EOY bonus time by hiring fewer 6-figure employees and relying more on
AIhallucinogenic LLMs, while the gruntsdabble with itfight with the stupid piece of shit just so they cansay “Yeah sure I used X AI program to help speed this up”appease these idiots who believe it’s their saving grace.Source: Am dev/grunt dealing with said idiots. Opinion likely biased, take with grain of salt.