I can’t speak for all fields, but in many STEM fields translations are pointless. I would have a harder time understanding a paper in my native language simply because the scientific vocabulary doesn’t exist.
Just a reminder that Amazon has "unregretted attrition goal"s. All managers have quotas to fire around 5% of their team each year. You can find lots of horror stories in Blind or Reddit. Here is a news article about it:
Just a reminder that Amazon has "unregretted attrition goal"s. All managers have quotas to fire around 5% of their team each year. You can find lots of horror stories in Blind or Reddit. Here is a news article about it:
The reason young men went hard-right in the last decade is because left-wing movements stopped talking about issues that affect men. The vacuum was filled by people like Jordan Peterson.
You can’t build a popular movement and be dismissive of half of the population.
I remember those dark days when I would check winehq before buying games because I didn't know if they would work in Linux or not.
I realized recently that I stopped checking winehq or protondb, because I implicitly assume that everything will "just work". Hard to say when this transition happened, but it feels at least a few years old.
Looking at latest stats, the only holdouts appear to be those games that explicitly ban Linux users with some quasi-malware anti-cheat.
https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2022/06/3500-games-now-steam-deck-verified-or-playable/
What a time we live in!
As more Lemmy instances come online, I see more and more content under All from languages I do not speak. Is there a way to implement a language filter, or to manually remove those instances from my feed?
I simply don’t know the scientific vocabulary in my native language. And nobody I know does.