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by expertentipp 3y ago
weak men create wobbly startups
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by expertentipp 3y ago
> if you are having trouble competing with a newcomers who barely speak the language, don't know anything of your culture and they grew up in a much poorer conditions in a country with much less opportunities, then it's on you.
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by expertentipp 3y ago
Lots of bad things have happened because of and since the previous "wir schaffen das".
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by expertentipp 3y ago
hacker website creates weak men
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by expertentipp 3y ago
I like strong men fighting because then I can have sex.
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by expertentipp 3y ago
Some people go for a furious charge or switch their brains into moronic mode once they start dealing with someone else property, then they switch back when deal with their own property again. It's a phenomenon of human nature.
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by expertentipp 3y ago
The profits are discreet, the losses call for worldwide attention.
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by expertentipp 3y ago
> but the wax cylinder survived in the Dictaphone ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dictaphone ) which was used for, well, dictation Product failed but the name it was given was brilliant and timeless as it's used
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by expertentipp 3y ago
> One of the reasons they were working in pairs was safety, like one holding the ladder and they used this as an argument and said they can just be replaced by a safer ladder. Said and done. One consultant must had an orgasmic enlightenm
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by expertentipp 3y ago
Ain't got no time for discussing the obvious. Low fertility rates are a result, not like anyone is doing anything reasonable to address it. Doctors? Why bother when they can charge EUR 2k for "birth experience" in private cli
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by expertentipp 3y ago
Waiting times in months in context of cancer, pregnancy, and other critical health issues. Distributing the public services through nepotist barter, even basic services like a stupid consultation. Doesn't matter if one dies with or wit
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by expertentipp 3y ago
Asking in Europe anything higher than 60% of what levels.fyi claims for any publicly traded company guarantees not receiving an offer. Funny because our public services and healthcare are the same dysfunctional as in US, only in different w
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by expertentipp 3y ago
> just hope Nokia has learned from their mistakes and don’t cut too much from their R&D. If the executive board will receive bonuses from doing exactly the opposite, they will decide doing the opposite.
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by expertentipp 3y ago
Probably means that folks in Finnish, German, and US offices are out, and in Romanian and Polish offices will receive no rises of their already meager salaries.
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by expertentipp 3y ago
You write there what you'll do to your enemies or the only copies of private keys and bitcoins?
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by expertentipp 3y ago
Got somehow similar experience, except software folks tended to mingle quite a lot and cooperate. But pushing through anything new or getting help... The hierarchies were brutal, the management were yuppies busy with business travel and &qu
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by expertentipp 3y ago
They can't hear you over their compensation package. They might regain hearing after layoffs.
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by expertentipp 3y ago
There are elections upcoming over here and any YouTube video is preluded and interrupted with very aggressive, primitive political propaganda and agitation. I don't even distinguish whether our politicians are such scumbags, or it&#x27
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by expertentipp 3y ago
There are elections upcoming over here and any YouTube video is preluded and interrupted with very aggressive, primitive political propaganda and agitation. I don't even distinguish whether our politicians are such scumbags, or it&#x27
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by expertentipp 3y ago
So many vivid memories associated especially with this desktop color, UI of the dial up, email, networking windows ... and until today I have no idea what the hell is "My Briefcase".
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by expertentipp 3y ago
> I wonder what the biggest hindrances are for software development to become this way. The biggest hindrance are people desperately holding to their positions. Whether aware they'll be unable to find another job, got too easy and c
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by expertentipp 3y ago
Speaking of their raw formats. What's up with the iphone HEIC photo format? I only convert all HEIC to JPEG on Macbook and have no idea what advantage this format can offer me.
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by expertentipp 3y ago
At least you have landlords... in my country people hoard real estate and leave the houses and apartments vacant. They simply count on value increase, hoping the prices will level up with prices in rich EU countries. As a result every flip
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by expertentipp 3y ago
You are overthinking. Why don't you simply marry into Tetra pack, IKEA, or Wallenberg families?! I doubt any bailiff dares to even send them a letter.
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by expertentipp 3y ago
Once farting will become billions dollar industry with fat executive boards, with stars and celebrities advertising farting as a way of living, and farting casually introduced in mainstream movies. Then some farting restrictions might be re
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by expertentipp 3y ago
Chewing gums were probably put on many places and things, and their removal was nasty and expensive.
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by expertentipp 3y ago
Then how will Wassenaar inhabitants and drug clans self-stigmatize? VanMoof and Urban Arrow bicycles and not that expensive .
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by expertentipp 3y ago
When I count all my pieces of clothing damaged by chewing gums, recall the felling of disgust when accidentally touching a chewing gum attached under a seat or table, see the awful black stains created by trampled chewing gums... yes, this
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by expertentipp 3y ago
What EU fixed with free movement of services and workers, they reverted with the housing market. "We think 40k is a fair salary for this role. Ermmm what's that, housing?! no we don't have a problem with it. Why don't
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by expertentipp 3y ago
Our politicians are heavily invested in real estate and they additionally leverage their influence to invest even more. Real estate is like heroine.

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