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by gn4d 3y ago
lol I just typed an answer to the top level question, pressed Submit, then saw yours haha. Cheers. It felt great to leave that hellhole a few years ago. I was a (admittedly lowly chump) top 1% contributor with an account for over a decad
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by gn4d 3y ago
> the most inane bullshit questions as long as they got the views StackOverflow fell into a similar trap with reputation on controversial or highly upvoted question farms. The problem was further compounded by a ridiculous Triage queue
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by gn4d 3y ago
Based. It is r*ddit-tier passive aggression. This place is not much better, but we should still resist this type of crap when we can.
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by gn4d 3y ago
It is difficult even getting a gym membership (yes, there are alternative such as pay-as-you-go at ward gyms) without a bank account. And if you are from a country such as the USA, obtaining a bank account even with a residency (zairyu) ca
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by gn4d 3y ago
Was just about to type this. Hopeful for COMAC. Of course your post brought out a bunch of brainwashed racists, though.
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by gn4d 3y ago
Appreciate it, friend. I really do feel as though older generations than us do not understand or care about our situation at all. For example, look at how the first reply to me was gaslighting and seeking to minimize our situation. They
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by gn4d 3y ago
We're in a different age bracket, but this post resonated with me. I suppose you can check my comment history in this thread to see my side of it if you are curious, but the end result is somewhat similar, though you seem to be in a m
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by gn4d 3y ago
It's not angst, it's real. Though I'm young, my work is international. I was separated from my girlfriend, apartment, coworkers, and entire livelihood in a different nation, at a position one could say I spent much of my lif
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by gn4d 3y ago
I am far younger than you, but ditto on all counts. The pandemic crushed everything that I studied and worked for. And it taught me as someone in my early 20s that even though I spent my entire life with my nose to the grindstone, everyth
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by gn4d 3y ago
The pandemic did this to a lot of people. Habits are difficult to form, and are more easily broken. In my estimation, the pandemic caused many people to lose everything, or at least lose a lot of things which they spent years creating or