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Thank you. That's currently the plan :)
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Seems like you got a plan! How to avoid this situation in the future is also something I've talked about in therapy, and while I haven't reached a conclusion on that, a major takeaway from my session is that it's sometimes be
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No. We do "do whatever for 3 weeks and work 12 hour days on the week before a deadline comes". Maybe there's a name for that :p
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> It's disempowering to feel like you're never able to make a decision yourself, despite supposedly being hired for your expertise in the field. I'm going through exactly this at the moment. For reasons HN will probably co
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Because it's such an easy task for an individual to sue a company and an entire team of lawyers?
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I really don't see how else a system that encourages infinite growth can evolve.
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Makes sense. Thank you.
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> I view it as a negative for a candidate to have multiple short term stints (less than a year). Do you mind explaining why? I would personally be seen like that by you, but I personally consider it a good thing that I was able to "
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Never heard of Paysera. Thank you, I'll check it out :)
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As far as I know it is simply not allowed to make any sort of business-related transaction on a personal account, regardless of the size of your business or anything else. I asked them if that was a possibility when I saw it wasn't pos
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You don't necessarily have to frame it that way. "Hey folks, I understand my name can be difficult to pronounce sometimes so feel free to call me X". But I also totally understand if you don't feel like it's necessa
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If you're a company and wish to use Wise, you need to create an Enterprise account. When doing so, not every country is listed in the dropdown. I've personally been waiting for Brazil to be added for almost 2 years at this point.
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I received $50 last year through Payoneer for a quick freelancing job and completely forgot about it. A year later, last week, I remembered and decided to withdraw it only to find out that I was deducted $30 for not using the account. Shitt
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"Rod" might work as a suitable nickname, since it's also used for names like Roderick (which sounds eerily similar to Rodrigo now that I think about it).
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Enterprise Wise accounts are not available worldwide.
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I agree with this wholeheartedly, as someone currently going through a similar experience. Management is an incredibly complex job, especially in software engineering, and the fact that we "promote" senior developers to it as if b
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That's interesting. I don't personally pirate music (I like collecting CDs), but I know there are much better ways to do so. Some streaming services are so laughably insecure that you can straight up download lossless FLAC from th
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> People making their own remixes and becoming too powerful, rhythmically? No. Yes, actually. It's not uncommon for remixes to be taken down.
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There's a particular video I wanted to watch yesterday that I only remembered the title and that I loved it a decade ago. After 20 minutes of searching I found it was deleted, and the only way I could watch it was a random archive.org
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Entitles them to what, exactly? If I publish a package that people use and decide to remove it, either by deleting the repository, the package from registries, or simply publishing dead code, are you saying it's a license violation? Ho
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Saying the end users are entitled to those packages because FOSS is FOSS is also a philosophical reason.
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Yep, my experience was the exact same. I still play video games however, but as I said in another comment, I'm more conscious of what the game I'm currently playing does to my body and mental health. This mostly translates into a
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My best guess is I played it so much that I don't get any satisfaction from a match ending, regardless of outcome, which turns into disappointment considering it's a PvP game where you're supposed to get satisfaction from win
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This is something I realized after trying to quit League of Legends, a game I played for over a decade, years ago. I could only truly stop playing it when I completely internalized the fact that the game didn't bring me anything except
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Your comment starts from the assumption that LeetCode-style interviews are common because they work or are, at least, the best we can come up with at the moment. There are many reasons why this could be the case, and it being the current be
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Things you personally dislike are innovation as well.
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That's awesome. Sounds a lot like Brazil's Pix, which I saw some people in this website say would be a detriment to the "free market" and shouldn't exist. Lol.
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I don't, but the threat is much lower. I'll personally take being part of someone's botnet over having an Amazon microphone in my house, but I understand why other people might not.
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The difference is not having a phone basically writes you off from the world. It's why you see homeless people with phones: they need it to survive. Of course that's just an evolution of the same problem, but it's where we ar
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Honestly this was the only inconvenience that got me to purchase a "smart" device. I got cheap rebranded smart bulbs that are always-online, but at least they don't have microphones and can be controlled through an app.
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