obynio

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by obynio 2y ago
The website recommends to contact the permanent representation of my country, and more importantly by phone which is apparently more effective. Not that I'm worried about it but I wonder if anyone here already did this, is it an acce
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by obynio 3y ago
https://github.com/obynio/anki-japanese-furigana I created an Anki plugin to learn Japanese. All the plugin I knew back then were bloated with unnecessary features, so I created my own. I like it KISS, simple things th
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by obynio 4y ago
Happened to me as well, I got a visa and an offer to work in Japan. I resigned from my current company, send the leave notice for my apartment, started packing and was supposed to fly there a month later. Omicron appeared a few weeks later,
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Dying Alone in Tokyo, an open data analysis(passaglia.jp)
2 points by obynio 4y ago|1 comments
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by obynio 4y ago
Tokyo Dying Alone is a visualization of data surrounding the lonely death problem in Tokyo, Japan.
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by obynio 5y ago
That was a beautiful story that hit me harder than expected. I wished my dad had left behind a journal. He died as well when I was in my early twenties, but I still feel like I didn't knew him as I should have. I knew my dad had cancer
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by obynio 6y ago
That brings back some good memories, I learned socket programming thanks to your guide back in high school. Ended up working in infrastructure so eh, you kinda paved the way for me :)
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by obynio 6y ago
As a junior SRE that got hired in this role as a new grad, I find these resources quite handy for anyone that would like to step into SRE. I would like to add three other ideas - Reading the SRE book from Google to get a glimpse of the SRE
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by obynio 6y ago
> Also, I used to hold the illusion that I'd always have my family and parents to talk to. But that's not true either. This. I used to think that way, then I lost my dad from cancer on my 20's. That's when you reflect
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by obynio 6y ago
> You will accept the things you tried and failed. But you will regret not trying. This. It's not the first time I hear this advice, and even though I'm only 24 years old, I try to live by that.