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zerobrainwash
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Comment #43749942
Apologies, I meant Ukraine war, should have been more clear, it is that simple there.
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Comment #43749803
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Comment #42622557
Congrats from a fellow braliukas on producing such a great movie!
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Comment #42027295
Yeah, it’s a silly segway. The team could have moved somewhere “safe” at any time before the acquisition lol. I’m from the Baltics as well, we are not moving anywhere from our land…
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Comment #38369078
Relieved to hear I’m not the only one. I always blamed myself for not understanding it deeply enough. But admittedly, it is a shit snow and the most frustrating part of development…
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Comment #37905071
Been there and there is no easy answer. Personally, I’ve tried switching jobs, doing new hobbies on a side but it was not enough. I’ve burned out much deeper than 1-month vacation …
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Comment #37776543
Thank you for sharing this! Planning to embark on a similar adventure and having some fears, this is reassuring.
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Comment #37510526
Nice! What kind of consulting and where would you suggest to look for these guys? I’m EU based.
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Comment #37510515
Thank you! Any advice on where to find those? Is maritime experience required?
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Ask HN: Adventurous IT Jobs
I love IT and I love outdoors & adventures. Reading stories of someone working in Antarctica makes me feel happy for them, and also brings envy. I know the standard recommendation …
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Comment #36256941
What about short-term stays? Is it usually only as a visitor, or there might be volunteering opportunities?
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Comment #36254496
Does anyone know how to get a foot in the door for jobs in places like this? Not necessarily Antarctica, could be Greenland or other remote, harsh places. I am a regular software e…
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Comment #34561504
Such a great comment, absolutely agree and going into "construction" is indeed the remedy for the bleak worldview. We truly do live in amazing times but it's also overwhelming.
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Comment #34379334
Great, thank you for the insightful response! I’ll think about it more. I’m reading the Dune right now coincidentally, the observation about fear is very interesting.
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Comment #34302547
Could you expand a bit more about what you mean about hiding insecurities? Are you hiding them from yourself, or from others? I am reading this as learning to deal with your insecu…
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Comment #34129054
In my experience layouts is consistently the hardest and most important part of CSS. I’ve tried to master it and am pretty good but still struggle sometimes. So simply creating sma…
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Comment #33951469
I’m very bad with selling, or at least I think so. I also associate it with sleazy car salesmen but I realize there’s much more to it. Do you have any resources to recommend?
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Comment #33940475
I see, thank you! That’s what I thought. So keep doing and showing good work, the rest will come.
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Ask HN: How to find clients in the US?
I’m an experienced dev and am now in the process of starting an agency, or venturing out on my own as a contractor. I’m based in Eastern Europe but my goal is to find US clients to…
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Comment #9058481
I personally started low, competing on price and earning 2 dollars an hour, if that, after all fees and all hours that came into building something. This is because at a time I als…