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/askdiggHow to take on a co-mod, and also existing communities that are not active anymore
Is there a process to be able to request communites that were made but then not active or mods/founders that left? How to add more mods? (and talking about communities and mods), can we have a community dedicated to that (ask for mods, help with community etc etc)
/remotejobseekersRemote work isn’t rare anymore. Good remote jobs are.
LinkedIn, Indeed, Seek all have 1 thing in common. They're overcrowded. So I reviewed some work from home platforms and narrowed it down to a few that don't waste your time. Skillsire - Remote jobs directly from company pages, biggest collection RemoteWeek - Remote jobs from
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/healthWhat would happen if you ate eggs for 14 days in a row? 😊
If you ate eggs every single day for 14 days, your body would absolutely notice - and not just on the scale. First, your brain would get a serious upgrade. Egg yolks are one of the richest natural sources of choline, a nutrient your neurons use to build cell membranes and make
/datascience101What separates data scientists who earn a good living (100k-200k) from those who earn 300k+ at FAANG?
Is it just stock options and vesting? Or is it just FAANG is a lot of work. Why do some data scientists deserve that much? I work at a Fortune 500 and the ceiling for IC data scientists is around $200k unless you go into management of course. But how and why do people make 500k a
/productivity-hubI built an AI that ends “what should I eat” fatigue in 30 seconds – mealideas
Hey everyone, I built mealideas after realizing how exhausting food decisions can be. The average adult makes hundreds of food-related decisions every day, and by dinner time, most of us are mentally drained. Instead of another recipe app with endless scrolling, I wanted to crea
/careerpathWhen did it hit you that your career was gradually changing who you are?
I realized it when a friend asked what I had been doing lately and I had no answer. I was just working, coming home drained, and repeating the cycle. I had stopped making plans, abandoned my hobbies, and only ever talked about work stress. It happened so gradually that I didn't e
/remotejobseekersFinding a remote job was about clarity
I used to think my remote job hunt failed because I wasn't trying hard enough - not enough resumes or revisions. I treated it like a numbers game until interviews changed my mind. During remote interviews, I realized my answers felt flat and disconnected. I started recording m
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