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by extraAccount 4y ago
> Finally, everyone being remote is really bad for younger/newer employees who completely miss out on networking, mentorship, company culture, etc. Thank you for mentioning the importance of this. I graduated and entered the job mar
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by extraAccount 5y ago
I think this is the most applicable case for most of us really. In my free-time I think of what better things I could be doing or working on, reading the news, new technologies, working or studying for my masters degree. Not exactly friend-
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by extraAccount 5y ago
As an EU citizen I always used the Europass CV. So far no Employer, HR rep or even LinkedIn Recuriters ever told me to create my own version. I think they appriciate it because they know what to expect and makes a very good template. And ma
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by extraAccount 5y ago
I have mixed feelings about dog breeds. They are selectivly bred for a specific set of features for a use-case, if that use-case is gone, is there a purpose for the breed? Other than a companion or to look pretty? Should we feel bad if they
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by extraAccount 5y ago
This comment made me realise how little software I actually buy. My most recent software purchase was a password manager subscription, a year ago. Otherwise I use the free version of tools and the G Suite. Whenever I go to a site like produ
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by extraAccount 5y ago
I agree, it doesn't matter much. Just like frameworks and programming languages, they may be considered boring and aren't being hyped up, but the stable options are the safest. Ubuntu, Mint, Debian, OpenSuse and Fedora are go tos.
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by extraAccount 5y ago
PWA's only work when you are connected to the intenet for most of the time. Which is not guranteed on mobile. It is fine for some apps which need a connection to be usable like a messaging or a banking app. But others like productivity
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by extraAccount 5y ago
It makes sense in the US, where space is cheaper and bigger and you have to drive everywhere, but not anywhere else. I saw a US car with the embassy flag in the streets of Malta. The car was the size of the road, the driver was having a lot
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by extraAccount 5y ago
I read about this online, but it seems to be mainly a US only feature. Credit cards in my country have very very little benefits of using them apart from the usual feature of paying a lot and paying it back later. There is very little incen
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by extraAccount 5y ago
Exactly. Even in Malta, most government IT projects are partially outsourced to local or international companies for many of those reasons. Developers don't usually want to work for the government at the start of their career.
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by extraAccount 5y ago
Exactly. And I don't think anyone could have predicted that people will complain about it so late. But there are other issues that they probably didn't forsee. People have complained that they are all female as well, but I could s
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by extraAccount 5y ago
Keep in mind that the answer was not written by the OP of that comment.
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by extraAccount 5y ago
The EU has a lot of domestic problems it is trying to address. It is in no position to try to deal with China.
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by extraAccount 5y ago
When using reddit, you need to stay away from the default subs. They are a timesink and repetitive, and because of the volume of users, the comments all start looking the same. People who were introduced through the mobile app usually make
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by extraAccount 5y ago
A lot of people grow up in an Urban environment, I don't really see any disadvantage to it. We get to meet a lot of people and there is always stuff to do. During COVID I am seeing a lot of talk about moving into the countryside with t
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by extraAccount 5y ago
That is quite true, its is probably very difficult for a single person in Italy to go live on their own due to house prices. But as a culture, Italians might also not feel any need to leave home as soon as other people. I live in a neighbor
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by extraAccount 5y ago
Depending on where you live, buying a car with this modification may require disclosure. There are plenty of videos on youtube about people buying cars which end up being two parts welded together. I don't think it is safe at all.
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by extraAccount 5y ago
At some point it would trickle down to us. I wouldn't be surprised if command centres are using AR tech to plan out battlefields or aircraft designs.
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by extraAccount 5y ago
The recent conflicts including the recent nagorno-karabakh is a very interesting change of pace in modern warfare. Ukraine and Syria taught us that you still need a standing army and money to handle conflicts which involve a bunch of differ