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Ask HN: Going back to college part-time for CS after taking another path in life
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And remember, it's gonna be like that forever from now on. The genie is out, people will cling into housing forever and ever. Unless thermonuclear war happens, housing is and will be the number 1 investment forever.
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From this map, no: https://www.thesun.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/dk-graph...
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>she only needed a 5% deposit(so £7.5k) LMAO, this is not normal anywhere else in Europe. Also, I bet she either has a lot of money saved up somewhere else, had her mortgage cosigned by someone else with a lot of income, etc. this is not
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I would like to believe in them, but at this point... no idea.
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I don't live in California, I work at a non-IT company in a country of Europe in a non-major city. It's a global problem, it doesn't matter where you go. People and companies have an absolute fetish with real state that make
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Since house prices started to become unattainable for the average individual without going 40 years into debt. Remove the problem of earning money to achieve independent housing, remove 75% of the hussle for most people to participate in sc
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I don't see too many young people on Facebook, is that ageism too? I was replying to the question why do communities move there, and I think that's one of the reasons.
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It's not as cheap as the stockholders want it to be in the US.
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The US wasn't bogged down in an active conflict with troops on the ground when that happened for months. We're past that point since a long time ago.
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ML based on "Live, Laugh, Love". Oh, the horrors!
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We should make this and ghosting by HR illegal. Seems like such a simple fix to a problem that brings out misery in people.
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Also, you just _know_ people would just defer maintenance on this.
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For that plot to be "movie-able", you also need to add the Gaijin marrying the Japanese Business Owner's Daughter. Small addendum to make it a box office success :) I'm sure some YouTube channels could pull this off too.
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Can vouch the same for Spanish.
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Hey, totally hijacking this thread for something else, but some days ago you commented on my thread about your life experiences, and I was wondering if I could send you a private message asking about something you pointed out to me. Feel fr
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No, and the consequences of not doing so have led me to have a terrible life with a commute of over 2h one way, a constant state of depression and anger even after seeking help from professionals for years, and a sense of regret and lack of
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1. Old people do not use it. 2. Very responsive, searching for previous messages takes seconds. 3. I remember back in '17, most other VOIP and especially video calling services sucked. Discord made gaming with your non-techie friends w
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Change all of your YouTube content to Korean.
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Relax. It's normal to sometimes have nothing to do at work. I recently started working for the first time ever in a Logistics Company doing something non-tech related. I receive on average 1-2 emails every 5 minutes, which I usually ha
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Most people aren't as enthusiastic about remote work as people are on Hacker News. You cannot make teachers, most doctors, janitors, drivers, etc. Work From Home. Besides, it's one thing to Work from Home from a beautiful place vs
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So what? Let normal people suffer, rich people already have the land, and the rights, and the property. Who cares? What are they going to do, sleep in the streets? Some might, but most won't. Nobody cares.
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Well, there are sugar taxes because sugary drinks and foodstuffs are very unhealthy for the general populous and we can't help but be addicted to them, so, if it becomes a big enough of a problem, yes?
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>Looking at Asia now is like what the west used to be like. Housing sure is cheap in Korea, China, and Hong Kong! https://www.aljazeera.com/economy/2022/4/28/south-koreans-st...
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I've tried exercising many times, I always give up half-way. I remember reading obesity is pretty much endemic in people (and even if they do lose weight, they most probably than not regain it soon enough), so I have no hopes on that f
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Works for me!
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Do Rich People get to have their own Private Healthcare Services & Hospitals separate from the NHS? --> If yes, nobody cares about this in a position of power.
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Thank you! Happy 2023.
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Yes, I keep trying everyday, as I have no alternative. I've seen things go south so many times so far in life with myself to blame that I have no faith in faith or good luck anymore. As someone once told me "I've seen Prison
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My mental health problems are chronic, can get worse rapidly, and so far, nothing but escapism seems to fill me up in life, especially when I compare my life with that of others at my own age. I have given up on hope many times over, today
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