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durnygbur
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Having similar professional experience I'm thoroughly interrogated by people much junior. They're looking for lies, for fraud, for incompetence, for inconsistencies. Once a week or so I just drop CV compiled for the specific openi
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British boomers are all there already.
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As a smug continental European the next thing I predict regarding UK is that they exit NATO and form a government in exile in Spain.
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Homeless shelters count on the invisible hand of free market.
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"capital has no nationality", then of course any capital excesses will trickle down just any time...
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This company's website, offer, and videos gives me such creepy vibes... American-business-software kind. Everyone are so proud, fulfilled, trained, and friendly. Have one shameful few months long episode at a similar one in Czechia...
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4y ago
When younger, trying to pass out, run away, reset. Instead should have simply eat better, hydrate, exercise and have sex with girls. Would have made much more constructive decisions and choices...
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Entire coal related business in Central Europe is in hold in deadlock by virtually mafias. Poland in some corrupted convulsions is attempting to import coal from... Indonesia... by now they've mostly lost money on it.
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> trying to domesticate him by keeping civilized business relations with him. This was the theory sold by German elites to the populace over obnoxiously overfunded German public media.
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Let me correct this brilliant socio-economic hypothesis: "two countries that both have American food and drink franchises they're all fat and physically incapable".
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> Why do people think it is a good thing to have this enforced by law is beyond me. Because the only balance the capitalism and free market introduce, is high balance on oligarchs' bank accounts.
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Have the same in a location where there are no Chinese or any other eastern Asian women on the streets.
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Can confirm. Source: had shaky confidence which now is killed.
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Not really, a man is brutally paywalled to interact or even to bubble up. The asynchronicity can be noted when some women's bios write "just write to me", as women simply swipe right and after almost guaranteed match can send
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> Hinge is owned by Match Group [...] AFAIK the only "big" dating app that they don't own is Bumble. Bumble/Badoo have some Russian connotations... so the choice is between cancer or syphilis. Within the last 10 years
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There are these moments when last shreds of motivation urge me to emigrate (again) to some developed EU country, then I quickly launch net-gross salary calculator and I'm better off sitting on a chair where I am starring at the wall...
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Coincidentally the Baltic Pipe becomes operational this week, might as well be a larger international operation. Operation which Putin with Schröder will certainly not like, and which will give hiccups to Merkel.
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European smartphones (Nokia) in 2010: "here are offline maps of the entire developed world free of charge". Americans in 2022: "offline maps - yay or nay?".
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You guys delegate your healthcare to McKinsey?! Perhaps try Google and Apple?
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The Coke and Pepsi and other drinks arrived to my country during my lifetime. It didn't take much to realize that these syrups over saturated with sugar and gas (more recently caffeine also) are hiv and aids. I don't need your fat
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So which one should now one study - TypeScript type system, RxJS operators, or the next generation of vomit produced by the Angular team? Together they compose extremely unfunny clusterfuck. For now my CVs all fall into a black hole, you be
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For me that's a perfect recipe to forget about it... sooner or later, most likely under some travel related stress or in rush... unless I would stick on the bathroom mirror post-it with "remember the passport!" written on it?
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Such a shame it takes Putin to uproot Windows and to end Covid...
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Forgot about France, sorry. I don't fell well there either.
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any EU country, for example?
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The funniest and most obnoxious situation is seeing in perfectly safe country self-obsessed Americans, behaving as if they are some secret agents, extraordinary targets, vulnerable treasure, and as they look at everyone with suspicious disg
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Their automotive industry and demography are on catastrophic crossroads, ~100 mln of people and the land between Germany and Russia are just such convenient resources.
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With individual EU countries being perfectly egoistic and pragmatist, with Germans being in the pockets of Russian oligarchs, this situation overall is heading into catastrophic direction.
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well you got bot traffic, and various attack attempts, and web scrapers once your content becomes even marginally relevant...
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Social systems and insurances operate on best effort and "help most needy" first. Every time I'm paying full price, full monthly contributions, and every time I'm placed at the end of the queue...
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