@love @yo Yeah and that's the thing you know!

I got into LinkedIn around 0 10 0 12 or so, and it was actually a really good site to use, granted that it was for a teacher who could only be reached via that as that's all she used, but it was good.

You know that's the thing of layoffs. The good people are always fired the fastest and the so called survivers, well there under the bed deals means that they get to keep walking in a workplace and take money that there peers should have gotten for a job that they didn't do.

@GoemonIshikawa @yo they laid me off on maternity leave after I invented them an edge caching patent.

We got pushed onto all the products, not just ours (I was on facebook in 2007 to make the module). A friend said they were pushed to use github (for their own projects too) and locked out of their work when laid off.

I onboarded as a candidate to a ycombinator ai hiring thing (ineptly) using LI (and apparently me for free testing).

It’s BAD.

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@GoemonIshikawa @yo

Lots of AI slop and lots of smarmy SaaS pitches for vibe-coded slop.

I don’t know anyone hired off a posting there in a decade. My last job came from Indeed. Companies post jobs they will never fill to look like they are growing to investors.

It’s a waste of our time to get our data and feels like weird unemployment social media.

20 year old endorsements be damned. I’ve convinced myself. An OCID links me to my work just fine. 🙃

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