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by spery 4y ago
I see them quite a lot in Berlin.
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by spery 4y ago
I use your site often. Thank you for creating it, it's a great resource!
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by spery 5y ago
Location: Germany, Berlin Remote: Hybrid/Remote Willing to relocate: Yes, to Berlin Technologies: Golang, Java, C#, Python, JS/TS, PostgreSQL, Cloud Résumé/CV: Email: the_spery@hotmail.com
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by spery 5y ago
Got into running and triathlon. Started out 3 years ago with light running mostly on treadmill during the winter. Ran two half marathons and then one year later ran a full marathon. After that I spent three months preparing for half ironma
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by spery 5y ago
Emergency is that if current regime loses the elections, they will all have to be persecuted for various law violations. It's a fight for survival.
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by spery 5y ago
I have such mixed feelings about the Demon cycle. I really like the characters and the first book is excellent. However it starts to be the same pattern for the later books and plot deteriorates rapidly as you near the end. Last two books r
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by spery 5y ago
You're right on most parts, I'm not as well informed as I thought I was, but I think you're going with assumption that all the freelance folk should have registered 'agencies' and worked with that. That wasn't
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by spery 5y ago
What happened is that basically noone was paying any tax because the Tax Service did not have a way to classify internet workers. You can't pay taxes if you don't know how much you need to pay. Bigger issue here is that they are f
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by spery 6y ago
That may apply to yoga class at 11am, but asking for a day off? Come on...
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by spery 6y ago
I'm not saying windows users love installing services. I meant, maybe your acquaintances aren't that tech savvy and don't understand the implications. My parents we're the same before I've taught them not to install
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by spery 6y ago
If your machine is low on RAM and you keep installing services to it, it will slow down. OS has nothing to do with it.
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by spery 6y ago
You don't have Instagram? All their apps should be treated the same.
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by spery 6y ago
I don't think that's the case. Or simply from my own perspective. I use to be pretty good at Starcraft2 (like top 0.01 percentile according to ladder, which had me playing vs grandmasters and pros often), but I was never any good
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by spery 6y ago
Why would they get offended by it?
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by spery 6y ago
That's so true. It sucks a bit when you develop a lot of 'online' hobbies, like gaming, reading blogs, etc. But backpains will make even the most hardcore games into runners :)
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by spery 6y ago
You don't lose, you're still an engineer. Platform loses a user. And that's bad for everyone as explained in the essay.
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by spery 6y ago
Manually editing data has a bug. If you click cancel it will still update the value.
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by spery 6y ago
I may have answered with a bias. In all jobs I had, on the first day you're given a desk, PC and everything you need and you spend half of the day onboarding, other half usually setting up accounts for various stuff. So from that point
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by spery 6y ago
Not defending her but 'asking' for a desk sounds ridiculous. Should she also ask for a chair? Power outlet? Access to toilet?
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by spery 6y ago
I'm quite the opposite. I always try to give the honest feedback hoping it would be read. If company tries to use anonymity to track down people who give negative feedback and try to mistreat them, I'd rather not work there anyway
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by spery 6y ago
Video should be there but their site is frustrating. Both for visibility and reliability.
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by spery 6y ago
They won't. They are very 'serious' about their API access. You won't get the chance to try it out without a full-blown company behind you. I've tried to setup a dev account but I was stopped as I had no company hom
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by spery 6y ago
People playing with better than average HW is not such a big issue. It could mean a bit for the absolute top tier competitors, but that's under 0.01% player-base and for certain genres (FPS primarily). Cheating however affects anyone
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by spery 6y ago
I don't think its a lack of perspective. Any moves they make that makes us lose some of the freedom on the internet (and in real life now) will not be temporary. It will outlive the COVID19 crisis.
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by spery 6y ago
Waking up without an alarm clock doesn't imply lack of discipline. Unless I'm going out or going to bed very late I usually don't need an alarm. I'd just wake up at the same time every day.
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by spery 6y ago
Totally agree. I feel its too hard to strike a balance between the two.
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by spery 6y ago
As it should. Empty comments posted for the giggles of author (and maybe a few others) would just add too much spam. Look at what reddit grew into, you have templates of comments and meta comments everywhere, very low quality content.
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by spery 7y ago
Don't want to post a shallow comment, but this 100%. My life turned around just after 6 months of working out regularly. It's easy to improve self esteem when others see you in a much better light, and working out will make that h
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by spery 7y ago
If they contribute and the company grows, who cares if you're paying them for their 10% or 110%? But I'll read your comment as a half-joke so forget what I said :)
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by spery 8y ago
Dancing Sign up button is really off-putting.

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