I'm in the car on my way to the deep inaka to spend time with my gf's family at her grandma's home. Last year we spent 8 hours there and my legs got so numb sitting on the tatami the whole time. There's also no WiFi or mobile signal. But they are nice people! I'll be back to work on Monday.
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Ah I misread that, If I were you, I'd just make your GitHub look as professional as possible. So that in the extremely rare chance that someone does Google you, it's obvious that the the accounts aren't linked.
That being said, your career is not over and the anxiety you have is all in your head.
Can't you just delete your Reddit account (delete all your comments/posts first), and the problem will be solved?
I've been trying to ween myself off Amazon, but it's far too convenient here, especially since I don't have a car. I'd use Rakuten ichiba more, but there's just too much information density and I like being able to pick some deliveries up at the konbini.
Thanks for sharing, did you stick with the same tutor throughout the 2 years?
Thanks for sharing this extract! I'll have to add this to my reading list.
If it was a private secure carpark, I wonder if you could set up a tent there? Take showers at a nearby gym and use a pocket WiFi to stay online. But I guess cooking and electricity would be an issue though.
This is my favourite book on Stoicism!
I normally eat before or after I go. In my experience most of the festival food I've eaten has been overpriced (relative to size) and subpar in quality.
You might be interested in this site
It keeps track of the prices / size changes of popular products and restaurants
Ah I remember drinking it a few years back. It was alright but I'd still take a mitsuya cider over the one I had. Also is it just me or are they kinda hard to find?
It's on Amazon. There's lots of different sizes but this one has prime delivery available https://amzn.asia/d/9Xn6kZQ
You might even be able to order it using a US Amazon account and have it shipped over