Nginx487

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by Nginx487 6y ago
I totally understand your situation. I meet my parents twice a year (well, was meeting before COVID-19), my working options severely limited, however I'm not even for a second was feeling regrets of my decision. Hope these restrictions
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by Nginx487 6y ago
Your story if truly heartbreaking. Me and my fiancee met the same problems (not in the US), however we decided that being together is more important than having better career opportunities - so we choose a country where both of us were abl
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by Nginx487 6y ago
LinkedIn is a must-have if you are an independent consultant, author or product owner. This is a primary platform to promote your product/book/blog and create the community around it. However, regular employee also can benefit fro
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by Nginx487 6y ago
Graduates work in FAANG companies though, probably hiring managers comsider it trustworthy enough. Btw, what red flags do you mean?
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by Nginx487 6y ago
Looks like your god asked you lots of other things. He asked your fascist state to hate your neighbors for belonging to other nationality and (unfortunatel) being weaker than you, asked you to kill them, steal their homes, destroy their cul
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by Nginx487 6y ago
The title reminds me of a joke "I chased you to say I'm a vegan". Well, you deleted your account, we are happy fir you. If you're a regular employee, your benefits from LinkedIn could be limited to a job search. However,
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by Nginx487 6y ago
Exactly what I wanted to say, so I would add some. Thanks to poor performance of Russian space and defense industries, US may consider new Cold War (call it Cold War II) not very seriously, while in 60-70s USSR achievements never let their
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by Nginx487 6y ago
I would say, for many state-employed Russians saying terrible things about the US is a primary responsibility, especially in a Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
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Unfortunately, not just "nothing happens", actually happens lots of disappointing and disturbing things. I do not wish people like Rogozin achieve anything, because any achievement would be ultimately turned against us, people the
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by Nginx487 6y ago
This thread is a discussion of a particular article of a particular hysterical Russian official. You're trying to turn it into a clown show in a Roskosmos Twitter style: "We are Russians, god with us", "We did not start
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by Nginx487 6y ago
As an immigrant from Russia who regularly visit US, I can relate your "low-end" class to Russian "middle". People called poor in US almost always own a used car, and often some cheap house or trailer. Poverty in Russia m
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However, they definitely perform better then Russian spacecraft engineers, who consider salary $4000/year as very attractive
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You did not get my point (maybe my English is an obstacle). Of course, US allows carrying weapons legally, as well as granting other freedoms. As I said, not everyone have the same luxury - treat your freedom as responsible citizens. I woul
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by Nginx487 6y ago
I believe, there's a small difference between the reason of the protest. These lockdown "protesters" demanded their right to do a haircut, assaulting government building with weapons. FYI in my country they'd had been sh
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by Nginx487 6y ago
What an interesting classification. Do you have something on Jeffbot and Elonbot?
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"Nuclear parity is a condition at a given point in time when opposing forces possess offensive and defensive systems approximately equal in overall combat effectiveness" World with nukes appeared to be more peaceful than without.
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In Soviet Russia, room controls you (Sorry, just a tradition:)
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Apparently, it's a toxic management practice, and I never worked more than 2-4 days in companies, which considered such employees treatment (heard from long-time employees of that companies). Toxic working atmosphere could be easily sp
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by Nginx487 6y ago
The main issue with productivity, at least how we measure it for ourselves, is that we underestimate our long-term productivity, and overestimate short-term, which is often a reason for disappointment.
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by Nginx487 6y ago
In every crime, look the one who had a solid reason to commit it. Russia and China support literally any freaks, like anti-vaxxers, just to make US focused on its internal problems. Notice, how well-organized the reopen movement, and how sp