throw51319

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by throw51319 6y ago
Nice! I'm kind of a mid-level late 20's dev who is thinking on doubling down on the Java ecosystem and being a jack of all trades within it... think it is worthwhile? Do Vertx and Akka work well together?
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by throw51319 6y ago
In the US I would suspect trump's H1b freeze to push up the market value for any engineer, especially the middle standard deviation skill-wise.
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by throw51319 6y ago
I'm only 28 so I don't know all the answers... but I think you can be a sort of "relaxed ambitious" where you are very content with your life as it is, and any drive to achieve is driven by curiosity moreso than pure amb
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by throw51319 6y ago
Serbia i think
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by throw51319 6y ago
Yeah - and i'm just saying that it should be, instead of an emotional response etc.
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by throw51319 6y ago
So you are basically saying that the cohesion of China is because they are doing better economically these past few decades... and thus people's egos are at an all-time high. Thus they support the regime.
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by throw51319 6y ago
The "current situation" is not as clear-cut as many would make it out to be. Watching an emotional video is not the smoking gun that shows one side to be completely right, but that's what's happening now. I would think a
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by throw51319 6y ago
Yup, and exactly part of the reason they are protesting. Goes to show how much "relative" economic success is important to peoples' satisfaction of government. Even in the US, that is the #1 issue in every Pres election. How&
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by throw51319 6y ago
True. I think this comes down to: will the US gov just continually print money while there is a slowdown from both top down lockdown and also people just trying to stay safe.
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by throw51319 6y ago
Yeah true... there will be a glut of used cars. Therefore more people can afford to get a used one, which will lower the brand premium they've been enjoying.
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by throw51319 6y ago
Do you think the US gov won't renew those?
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by throw51319 6y ago
Life in China is fine right now. They are living about 50x better off than their parents. They are educated. The CCP is super clever and imbued a sort of nationalistic pride from birth. Instead of the US's more complicated dualistic in
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by throw51319 6y ago
Faster at all things, or faster only at certain things that have already been optimized for the iphones?
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by throw51319 6y ago
I'm thinking of using this 1 year to kind of reduce the stimuli and recenter. Have def had my share of these experiences in the city. Not drinking alcohol for 2020 as one of my ways of resetting.
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by throw51319 6y ago
I've actually had a ton of these the past few years in the city. Of course more dates are always welcome. Figure maybe 1 year of living clean and reducing the stimuli in the late 20s could be good.
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by throw51319 6y ago
Yeah seriously. What do you think are the downsides for moving home? Do you have a gf?
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by throw51319 6y ago
Nice. Yeah honestly once you get a solid few months in the city and do all that jazz, it's just more of the same. End of the day you need to find your own ways of being entertained and growing... sounds like your location gives you tha
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by throw51319 6y ago
Yeah good point. I just don't want to be chatting digitally with somebody for so long... it's kind of a waste of time for both parties, but esp for a guy. Biggest concern is bringing it back to my parents accidentally. Do you go o
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by throw51319 6y ago
Darn, bad timing. Mine's up in August. I tried to get out but they said unless I lost my job I can't. Pretty much decided not going to renew. Just doesn't make sense. Biggest downside is going from unlimited high quality dati
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by throw51319 6y ago
How old are you? Do you have a gf/wife?
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by throw51319 6y ago
Yeah true. Usually in the fall/winter I would go to a big meetup once or twice a week, go out to a rave, get some coffee and chill at a coffeeshop, go on a random tinder date... I guess all things I'm thinking 90% won't be ab
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by throw51319 6y ago
Damn that's crazy. So were you living almost paycheck to paycheck in the city? Yeah I don't think it's that worth it once you've had your share of the "city experiences". Esp now with corona, makes no sense i t
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by throw51319 6y ago
You think staying in Manhattan is going to be worth it during the fall/winter? Basically nothing to do besides order takeout and walk around, bad weather. No big concerts, etc.
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by throw51319 6y ago
Are the benefits of living in Austin not there anymore with the lockdown?
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by throw51319 6y ago
Ha maybe without the pandemic. But with the pandemic I would say up until 30 is completely fine... stacking mad guap
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by throw51319 6y ago
Nice. Same for me on the mom cooking lol. It really is next level. Did you move out of NYC?
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by throw51319 6y ago
Great to know. How's the safety and the amenities (dining, delivery, laundry) there? Are you enjoying it?
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by throw51319 6y ago
I'm being very strict with doing worthwhile things and not lounging around. I feel like it is almost more of a growth-phase than if I stayed in the city. In the city there are so many stimuli to distract you perpetually... food, raves,
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by throw51319 6y ago
Yeah definitely can see that happening. For me it's just that they project a mental space of me being unable to do even simple things, "make sure you turn the handle right!" They watch the news every night, my dad yells at th
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by throw51319 6y ago
Yeah all you can do in NYC now is go to the park and get take-out food... not going to socialize heavily since all big events are cancelled.

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