>>81522083
>Yeah, I woke up with my legs still intackt and actually looking fixed.
That's good. Do they feel any better?

>>81522726
>they should make a law where every recruiter is forced to answer in some way to everyone that applies
Employers should be required to list the salary range, too. That would cut out a lot of wasted time for everyone. I know a few US states do (and I think it might be a requirement across the EU soon as well) that so I don't see why other places can't.
>whats the next movie on the list also?
I've completely lost track at this point. I think The Princess Bride, but I might push that back until Yuyu has Sundays off again. Monty Python and the Holy Grail is good too so we can watch that as the next one maybe.
The plan was to do these every fortnight but if there's enough demand I could do them weekly. At some point I need to do Trekkies, which I think was the first movie I suggested.

>>81522779
>does it consume a lot of electricity?
It does, but less than an AC unit. It's slightly less than 0.11 euros per KWh here so I don't feel too bad about leaving it running all the time. I'd rather do that than feel awful and have mould grow everywhere, plus it means I can run the AC at a higher temperature and save a bit of money that way.
>the chinese do love their AIs...
Finding out why they do is probably more worthwhile research than whatever it is I've been tasked with.
>how much more work have u got left?
28 more papers to read through, plus writing the report. I think that number is bigger than it was when I last answered that... I'm nothing if not thorough.
>how much more work have u got left?
My old local cinema did a screening of that shortly after I moved and I was bummed out that I missed it. So I'll add that to the list as well.