throwAwayXYZ69

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by throwAwayXYZ69 8y ago
I really can't see how someone would live with 33k in Paris (before taxes). According to you what is a good salaries grid ?
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by throwAwayXYZ69 8y ago
I just want to attest how true this is. Exercise is amazing, once you have done it. I try to get myself to exercise (run or gym) at least 4 days a week, but some days are harder than others.
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by throwAwayXYZ69 8y ago
Best of luck man! I'm in no position to be giving life advice, but for what it's worth: Hang in there, do what needs to be done and be pragmatic. One day you'll look back and it will all make sense.
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by throwAwayXYZ69 8y ago
Not really comfortable giving a name but its one of the top 10 engineering schools in the country (France).
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by throwAwayXYZ69 8y ago
I was indeed in the top 10% of my school. Even a smaller percentile I guess since I was on the top 2 or 3 people in my class. But unless the job is in Paris (which is extremely expensive) I havent found anything starting close to 40k€
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Thank you HN
1370 points by throwAwayXYZ69 8y ago|137 comments
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by throwAwayXYZ69 10y ago
I know what you're talking about. And no, not since I moved back with my parents (I hardly know anyone in the city anymore and I haven't been feeling like going to meet people ever since I did, since I always thought of this as te
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by throwAwayXYZ69 10y ago
There is a company that told me that they're still interested in me if I ever change my mind. The job is basically building a news-web application for a client (hardly solving world hunger or any "real" problem) and the pay w
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by throwAwayXYZ69 10y ago
Thanks for your response. I think that exercise would be a good start, so I'll check the local gyms, it would also give me something to occupy me during the days. About compensation, every piece of advice I got so far was about properl
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Ask HN: I'm depressed, what should I do?
48 points by throwAwayXYZ69 10y ago|61 comments