>Also, none of my questions mattered, by virtue of being a western immigrant and expecting to look for a job from 3-6 months I’m somehow at risk of long term unemployment.
I wonder if the underlying cause is "having savings and not needing a job to have a comfortable living." May also tie into how easily or not you can get government support. The more desperate you are the more likely you'll settle for any job as quickly as possible.
Re:Engage with an unemployment algorithm
by hampereddustbin on Monday June 13, 2022 @06:45AM
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It would be really great if any javascript binding could be turned off in about:config or it's equivalent in other browsers. It's not really a solution, but would bandaid a lot of bad design which I can't see any legitimate use for (like scroll-hijacking).
I guess you can already overwrite any existing function with your custom non-function with userscripts, but that seems quite hacky and non-portable, since most mobile browsers don't really support extensions (Firefox does, but only a small subsection)
Re:Engage with an unemployment algorithm
by hahamrfunnyguy on Monday June 13, 2022 @07:11AM
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It's quite terrible on desktop too.
Yeah, I got the same result, too. Really wonder if this algorithm is good for anything. I tried to play "Give me a break, then I'll look for a job and I am certain I'll find something" and it just tells me I've got a high risk for long term unemployment... Ok, whatever.
Is it any comfort if I tell you it's also quite terrible on desktop? :P
A little bit. At least I don’t have to regret not looking at it in my desktop browser.
Also, none of my questions mattered, by virtue of being a western immigrant and expecting to look for a job from 3-6 months I’m somehow at risk of long term unemployment.