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lemmy.ca

It’s like that here too and it’s shit.

Everyone I know is burning out and asking me to help them find a new job.

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lemmy.ca

Unfortunately probably not.

I’ve been doing resume reviews, mock interviews, and making coding tests for friends but I can’t do that anonymously for strangers.

If you have something you want me to look over I can, I just probably can’t help with the other stuff.

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I wasn’t being serious, just making a joke. But I appreciate what you for friends. We have to keep helping each other wherever we can

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What about taxes? Can you help me do my taxes? I'm trying to do it myself, but it's asking me to fill in the lines from Schedule II, and I don't know what that is! My numbers add up, and either my refund is 42 billion dollars, or $0. In either event, I fear I've screwed this up.

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piefed.social

No they don't. They have state provided health care, supplemented with private options.

But they are not universal in the sense that (1) not the entire population is covered (although almost everyone is) (2) health care is not close to free for most people.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universal_health_care_by_country#China

There is literally a hit movie couple years ago about the difficulty to obtain affordable Imatinib: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dying_to_Survive

(Imatinib was later covered by state health care package because of this movie

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lemmy.ca

Damn I had no idea. My in-laws were considering to move to China (they're originally from HK) and I had assumed it's because the healthcare/elderly care was better there than in Canada, but maybe not?

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I should specify I am referring to mainland China. Hong Kong has a different health care systems, and the health care is usually considered reasonably affordable for residents (could be because people in Hong Kong are generally more wealthy than most of mainland China)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Healthcare_in_Hong_Kong

I want to add China's healthcare is still reasonably affordable for many people living and working in cities.

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I'm shocked. With how much astroturfing has been going on I thought China was this utopia of freedom and economic success with no worries.

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lemmy.world

Thank fucking christ I work a job where you have to physically go places to do the work.

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lemmy.sdf.org

Eventually they'll just make you pilot one of those robot dogs around site and swap out modules on big slide-out cassettes because its cheaper to have someone in thailand swap out an AC compressor at some datacenter somewhere.

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Tbh, I'd do that. I already want one of those RC snow blowers. Mount a camera to it and I can sit inside and plow my driveway for 18 hours, but at least it'd be kinda fun.

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I’m freelance, and AI can’t do my job yet…

But I’m sure it will be able to one day.

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im aware of certain companies as well behind the scenes doubling down on ai workload very recently as well, so China definitely isnt alone on that front.

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programming.dev

bullshit..... Evil mean chyanah got a middle class... you ain't got shit not even a shit shack where you can sleep. COPETURD circling the drain.

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lemmy.world

........Well I'm fairly sure this comment isn't AI generated. Usually with AI, I at least understand the projected message.

Here, I'm fairly certain that not all of those are even real words! Who just sits there and makes up fake words, as if they were real? Hmmph. A real loser, that's who!

.........covfefe.

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Who just sits there and makes up fake words, as if they were real? Hmmph. A real loser, that's who!

Shakespear didn't deserve that. Nor Dr Suess, actually maybe they both deserved it.

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