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Comment #38285649
>it is your fault if you eat bad meat How would you know you're eating bad meat?
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Comment #36785556
I've always felt it was a trade-off. I feel that as an IC it's way easier to change companies than as an EM, so that's why I've never been interested in the EM path.
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Comment #36785542
I'll talk to my physician about this soon, let's see!
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Comment #36783966
That's not my experience! I'm currently on a very competitive on the market company (I'm paid way more than most devs I know), but since it's an American company and they can't off…
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Comment #36770452
Same experience here. I can once in a while smell things, but it doesn't last long, and I can't correlate the smell a perfume is supposed to represent to what it actually represent…
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Comment #36663689
You're getting around 34 hours per week for German employees assuming they don't get sick. US employees in these tech companies either get unlimited time off or generous vacation t…
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Comment #36613253
not true. almost all my mutuals in twitter created threads account as soon as possible (probably because of the novelty)
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Comment #36561223
>Given Jack Dorsey's support of the crazier positions of Elon Musk and RFK e.g. WiFi causes leaky brain it really does look like the best of a bad bunch. yeah, I'm not sure why he'…
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Comment #36313748
I didn't check, but I think their back-end already cached stuff somewhat; the dev open sourced it so you can take a look* * https://github.com/christianselig/apollo-backend
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Comment #35946383
Funny but most of my streaming happens as I'm cycling at home
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Comment #35570907
I wanted to try it but it was never made available in Germany.
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Comment #35346348
You don't even need to have an European perspective to realize this. Do you think Facebook, a private company, has any problem with selling (American) data to the CCCP?
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Comment #34474277
People don't trust the banks, that is correct, but the reality is that nobody buys crypto for that reason --- they buy it because the peso is a volatile currency and to avoid taxes…
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Comment #34473962
I agree with you, but I feel it's unfair for the other 99% of the country to be subject to it.
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Comment #34473751
> Argentinians do that coz Argentinian banks cannot be trusted Incorrect. Argentinians do that because taxes are incredibly high, and if you earn in USD you must sell it at the off…
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Comment #33892504
I don’t want to say something that might dox me, but there’s quite a few, check levels.fyi
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Comment #33882718
You can get way more than 100k if you’re applying to tier 1 and tier 2 companies in Berlin. I’m at around 160k (6 yoe); but I agree with you, we are getting paid less for the same …
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Comment #33678728
This is just gambling but with your time instead of your money. I think you're more likely to become rich by starting your own side gig than by working for Elon until 1am on a Frid…
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Comment #33307056
In an ongoing manga, Vinland Saga, the main character (a viking) ships narwhal horns to Greece to fund his expedition to America.
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Comment #33007678
Disagreed; most people are in the "Don't care, will get vaccinated" crowd. In real life (not in fringe groups on the internet), most of the people were glad to take it.
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Comment #32650829
confirmed also, got it on my two phones
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Comment #32650812
Anecdotally, I live in Germany and use it for that almost exclusively, and know a couple of coworkers who also use Telegram like this.
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Comment #32464896
Right, but these public e-scooters (like Bird, Lime, etc) all have license plates by default --- and that's why they generally won't pull you over unless you are breaking traffic r…
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Comment #32455015
If Japan's law enforcement for this is anything like Germany's, this only applies if you're actually breaking traffic laws --- as in, the police will never stop you normally unless…
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Comment #27572985
Doctors are refusing to treat covid with it because it's not proven to work and not recommended internationally, so people are self medicating by getting it illegally.