

I work with a team of very talented AI and ML folks. I think it works quite well in certain usecases. These are not they.
Reddit -> Beehaw until I decided I didn’t like older versions of Lemmy (though it seems most things I didn’t like are better now) -> kbin.social (died) -> kbin.run (died) -> fedia.
Japan-based backend software dev.
I work with a team of very talented AI and ML folks. I think it works quite well in certain usecases. These are not they.
I actually thought it was Yiddish coming from Germanic for some reason, but never looked into it. I was close, in a sense, I guess.
I don’t remember for the first one (almost 10 years ago). I think I interviewed at a few places. The second one, I interviewed at a number of places and got my current job. I live in Japan and applied for jobs in Japan and tried to also apply to jobs from the US that allowed remote (as I also have US citizenship). All of the US ones fell through (not surprising given timezones and other issues).
My previous job was via linkedin. I think this one was as well.
Japan’s neighbors have a problem with Japan being able to stand on its own. SK and JP need to really get over their past shit.
Thanks in advance
People living in Japan nod in agreement. On the surface, the lack of public trashcans is an anti-terrorism measure in the wake of the sarin gas attacks and other domestic and international terrorism. In reality, it’s probably also a cost-cutting measure for the fixtures and their maintenance.