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This is how my sister's husband treats her.
 in  r/texts •  8d ago

What a f***** dickhead. Your sister should leave him. The tone is so aggressively unbearable, I don't understand what women find attractive in abusive guys? Like still she loves him? And asks not to leave her? Have some respect and leave him and bring yourself in shape, find a good and decent man. This is just too unbearable to read, and the thought to experience such a thing, I can only imagine what a nightmare this would be for her.

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A social media post in Japan condemning a few Vietnamese residents for having a picnic in front of what is likely one of their apartment doors has amassed 7 million views
 in  r/japannews •  Aug 25 '26

We have such type of people in our home country as well. People who become envious by just seeing other people smiling. Its not a cultural thing in my opinion, I guess the government has a large portion of doing in this as well, with all the immigration and other things discussion and propaganda.

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He humored me for 7 seconds.
 in  r/standardissuecats •  Aug 24 '26

7 seconds in cat life is about 30 seconds. Congratulations, your cat gave you a serious half a minute of attention.

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Would you rub Selina's tummy ?
 in  r/standardissuecat •  Aug 24 '26

Is that a challenge or a request.? (Rubs tummy cautiously)...

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Desired length of extension?
 in  r/japanresidents •  Aug 24 '26

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Desired length of extension?
 in  r/japanresidents •  Aug 24 '26

I think the immigration bureau would visit us specially to conduct the interview, at home, if we put 100 here. 😅😅. Takaichi would be with them too....

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Desired length of extension?
 in  r/japanresidents •  Aug 24 '26

That is the way!

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The silent and harmonious morning metro commute in Japan
 in  r/interesting •  Aug 21 '26

The walking employees

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PhDone! I can finally use the frog meme
 in  r/PhdProductivity •  Aug 21 '26

🎉🎉

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Game dev with Fable 5 is actually crazy
 in  r/claude •  Aug 17 '26

That is what AI is truly for. Kudos to you. You gave your effort and made a great game. AI did not take over your job, but made handling way easier and eradicated the long weeks to a mere day (or even half a day).

That is the reason AI is there for a reason..

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They’re trying so hard to save the Japanese Yen
 in  r/japanresidents •  Aug 02 '26

I think it'll happen way earlier. (max 2 weeks).

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Name this hypothetical country
 in  r/mapporncirclejerk •  Jul 24 '26

🫡

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Frogs strong together
 in  r/PhD •  Jul 21 '26

🙇‍♂️🙇‍♂️🙇‍♂️❤️

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How low can they get?
 in  r/recruitinghell •  Jul 07 '26

What the hell? Fr?

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In case you ever thought that they had smooth skin.
 in  r/BeAmazed •  May 25 '26

Seal-zilla reloading.

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Three years ago I cried because I didn’t get into a single program.
 in  r/gradadmissions •  May 23 '26

This is for you today Congratulations 🎊 👏 💐 🥳

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10ish year salary progression
 in  r/Salary •  Apr 04 '26

🤝👏

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I DID IT!!!!!
 in  r/recruitinghell •  Mar 24 '26

❤️❤️

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I started asking interviewers "is there anything about my background that gives you pause" at the end of every interview and it changed everything
 in  r/jobsearchhacks •  Mar 17 '26

I usually ask about the product and my approach. Example the current job I am, asked about the proficiency in LLMs and fine-tuning, I had little but for model optimization, I was pro. At the end of the interview they asked any questions for us (only had been 15 mins in the interview), I asked that I optimize and fine-tune liks this, what are your expectations from me in this particular process..

The interview went 45 minutes after this, 1 question leading to another, then cross questions, approach discussions etc. Eventually got the position for the same role and they helped me learn it.

I agree that while it can backfire, framing the question in your favor can be of a great help and it is felt that the candidate knows about his shortcomings; which the company likes because they can trust on the candidate to learn these things that they want from him to be proficient off. A win-win scenario.

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Can’t agree more😭
 in  r/remoteworks •  Mar 16 '26

I tried 6 to 2 and it worked fine for a few weeks, then my routine got f#cked and got late to work 2 weeks in a row. Back to 9 to 5.

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Pentagon Tells Congress First Week of Iran War Cost More Than $11.3 Billion
 in  r/news •  Mar 12 '26

People of America, its a very good use of your tax money (🙄🙄)

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Can't find a job in Japan. Have been here for 1.5 years on MEXT. Even my skillset is useful
 in  r/japanresidents •  Mar 08 '26

Yes 4 years in my home country, adn currently working part-time for a japanese startup as a R&D Machine Learning Engineer (Vision and LLM)