cosmodisk

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by cosmodisk 4y ago
Having been born under the Soviet occupation and witnessing it for a few years before the the whole thing collapsed, it was the German mail order catalogs that made most people realise how bad we had. So the soviet union collapses, there&#x
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by cosmodisk 4y ago
I bet they did laugh all the way to the bank, but the example shows how "well" local authorities manage to structure these deals. There are countless examples where a company offers something for otherwise grant gods forgotten pla
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I used to have socks with 'Monday', 'Tuesday', etc. I used to wear them randomly. A lot of people used to notice it and comment why I'm with Friday socks even though it's only Tuesday:)
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by cosmodisk 4y ago
Having done one myself, I blew off the fuses and burned some wires, because I bought a wrong thing,so yeah, it's a 5 min job but you still need to know what to do.
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by cosmodisk 4y ago
Salesforce spends tons of money on sales people. If they'd want to make a pile if cash, they could fire them all and could still live off the existing contracts for years. As the market penetration will increase, they should technicall
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by cosmodisk 4y ago
I don't know about electric cars, but from what I remember, for a car with ICE, it's about 8 years.
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I don't prefer either type, I was simply stating the way it is.
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by cosmodisk 4y ago
Most billionaires figured this out ages ago: thread very carefully when speaking publicly,or don't say anything at all unless it somehow benefits you down the line. There were litterly cases of large companies collapsing because some a
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by cosmodisk 4y ago
I lived in Stockholm for some time before relocating to London. It's a very nice city, good public transport, etc. Depending on where you come from it can be either lovely or very difficult in winter.
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by cosmodisk 4y ago
We have similar law in Lithuania regarding the dual citizenship: you can't have it, but if your kids were born abroad and gained citizenship of another country by the right of birth, then they get to keep both citizenships.
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by cosmodisk 4y ago
I think in general money isn't a topic amongst the rich. Yes, there are exceptions, but in general it's a very boring thing to talk about once you reach a certain level.
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I think for an average Brit the NHS is the same as the queen used to be: you may not like it, but if anyone says something negative about it, you are absolutely ready to die for it. At least this was the impression I used to get whenever I
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by cosmodisk 4y ago
We hired a few people from the NHS. Admin staff. They were over the moon and working hard even with lower salaries as long as they won't need to work for NHS. The workloads are insane and the shitty cynical attitude is all over the pla
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by cosmodisk 4y ago
We left the UK last year. I liked many things there, but the NHS was never one of them. The GPs who are often borderline incompetent. The administrative staff and their endless errors. Wait times were always bad. A few years ago we waited 9
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by cosmodisk 4y ago
Doomsberg The Bearcave
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Nope, but they were a competitor.
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It doesn't help at all. It's a gimmick and it used(maybe still is) to look cool when you sit with a tablet and look like you are learning something. In any decent class, you'd have hard time following the pace the professor s
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by cosmodisk 4y ago
I used to work as a project manager , where we had a large pool of vetted freelancers. You'd select the type of work, specify the price and the system would send a mass email to those- whoever accepts first, gets the job. Most of our
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by cosmodisk 4y ago
I never thought I'd ever see Chuck and the yellow kvass barrel on wheels in the same picture. Crazy! Took me some time to find Chuck.
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I'm not sure what's the end goal, but YouTube has become unusable at this point. Play/Pause button gone on TV app, search results prioritise absolute shite of a content. You need to watch 5 videos on any subject and that&#x27
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by cosmodisk 4y ago
Our managing director had some thoughts of this kind when we all gone remote and travel was no longer required. Needless to say the idea got shot down very quickly,but I'm sure there are plenty of of companies where these things more t
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by cosmodisk 4y ago
I think the problem is not just the quality of jobs, but the number too. Even in advanced economies like Germany, where they make tons of stuff, the need for mechanical engineering isn't nowhere as high as it is for software developers
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by cosmodisk 4y ago
I dropped out from mechatronics studies. I don't think I was mature enough to study at that age. The course was designed to take in about 100 people each year with about 20% eventually expected to graduate. I don't think I remembe
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by cosmodisk 4y ago
I thought yours is automated too. How do you do it manually? Go through various airline websites daily to see what they've got to offer?
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I recently started trying not to be overly dismissive about all the new stuff that is trending or picking up traction. I like tech, I make living off it, yet I'm one of those that happily move to 70's and use paper and pen instead
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by cosmodisk 4y ago
It does seem so. After losing a top ranking domain, our company managed to get back to the top in 6-9 months. Part of the process was going back and asking to update the backlinks to the new domain.
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I'm with you on this one.
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Oracle is a law firm that happens to have a development team attached to it.
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For myself
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Tell him to fuck off. Some people only understand that kind of language.

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