zukunftsalick

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by zukunftsalick 8y ago
Yes, I know you could potentially earn 180k as a junior per year but then you potentially have to live in the US.
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by zukunftsalick 8y ago
HK has uncensored and fast internet. The language barrier can be a issue but English is still widely spoken, even in remote areas of HK like where I live. I know enough Canto for numbers, food and the rare times I get a taxi. I can't r
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by zukunftsalick 8y ago
high as in I usually have 50% of my income available after paying rent/food/transportation and other costs. Rent is high if you keep "western" standards for your living space, likewise for food.
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by zukunftsalick 8y ago
i've been in Hong Kong for 6.5 years already. Worked in small consultancies, large logistics company, and local startup. PROS: a) Salary is high, especially if you get to work in finance/insurance/luxury retail fields b) disp
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by zukunftsalick 8y ago
TOTO has been researching and improving toilets for many years. I've been to their Toilet museum in Kitakyushu, Japan and it's just amazing the research they put into it, specially in water savings measures. What's missing fo
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Urban design and mental health in Hong Kong(urbandesignmentalhealth.com)
2 points by zukunftsalick 8y ago|0 comments
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by zukunftsalick 9y ago
If it hurts, do it more often so we feel the pain hard enough to justify automating. I wonder how many weddings he has gone through in his life :)
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by zukunftsalick 11y ago
In Japan they have a game arcade inspired by the KWC: http://randomwire.com/kowloon-walled-city-rebuilt-in-japan/
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WhatSim, a SIM Card for WhatsApp(whatsim.com)
83 points by zukunftsalick 12y ago|79 comments
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by zukunftsalick 13y ago
Coursera could suggest (and eventually subsidize) non-US VPN services for those students.