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2d ago
inKept a movie list in a notes app until my phone died, now I use a $1 notepad on the bus
That forgetting part is real, I've done the same thing with my own notepad and it's kind of freeing in a weird way. When the app tracked everything for me I spent more time cleaning up the list than watching the movies on it. The cheap notepad can't do that, so I just grab whatever looks good and hit play.
9d ago
inCaught my fish stick batch smoking and beeping at 2am
Overfilling anything always bites you later, microwave baskets or suitcases.
11d ago
inCounted my drawer boxes last week and hit 500 for the year, didn't think I had it in me
500 in a year is wild, I would've guessed way less too.
13d ago
Question about how long it took me to spot the bias in a hiring tool my cousin's company uses
That is such a gut punch to read, and honestly good on you for actually sitting down and doing the work instead of just trusting the number like everyone else did. Three weeks of digging through old resumes is no joke, and the fact that 29 out of 40 auto rejects had gaps, with most being women, is not a coincidence, that is the tool doing exactly what it was built to do, just quietly. As for who's responsible, I'd say both, but the company using it carries more of the blame since they're the ones making the actual hiring decisions, and "the software told us to" stopped being a real excuse a long time ago. The thing that gets me is nobody questioned it because it said "job fit," which is just a fancy label that hides whatever rule the system is really using. Your cousin is lucky she had you to pull the curtain back, because most places never even look.