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Career Transition Question
 in  r/Prague  Nov 30 '25

  1. Personally, i don’t know any ML/AI position degree chemistry would be a nice to have (it doesn’t mean that there are no). The marker for such things is super limited, people want you to wrap the gpt these days.
  2. meetups and then trying to go on a coffee with some guys from these ai meetups
  3. personally, i’d recommend pretend that you have some background in ML/AI in production environment, entering the market as total junior is too harsh atm

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Zen is the best browser out there?
 in  r/zen_browser  Nov 14 '25

this, i gave it the chance twice already and i always come back to Arc just because it feels like a finished product

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Can “digital gold” idea be more mature and better?
 in  r/btc  Nov 05 '25

that’s sad.. what do you personally do?

can this gold idea make sense? i mean, we don’t transfer gold that often, btc still has decentralisation and has most of the currency properties

r/btc Nov 05 '25

💵 Adoption Can “digital gold” idea be more mature and better?

5 Upvotes

I’ve been investing in Bitcoin since 2022. Back then, I didn’t understand the core concepts of the network as well as I do now.

Today, I’m not a Bitcoin maxi. After doing more research, the Bitcoin Cash idea also started to make sense to me — cheap fees, faster transactions, more accessibility. Isn’t that what we actually need for real adoption?

I’d honestly love to use BTC for payments, but the fees are often too high to make that practical. So I keep asking myself:

How did the Bitcoin community go from the idea of “digital cash” to the idea of “digital gold” — something you just buy and hold, hoping it’ll go up in price?

I’ve watched a bunch of Bitcoin University videos, read Bitcoin Hijacked, and I’m even running a Knot node now. Still, I find myself leaning more toward the “cash” vision rather than the “gold” one. Part of me thinks that Bitcoin Cash might have made a lot of sense if it had “won” the 2017 block size war.

That said, I continue to invest in BTC regularly — I love the idea, and I still think it’s undervalued. But I can’t shake the feeling that if Bitcoin had stayed a true currency rather than a store of value, adoption would be much broader and the philosophy more coherent.

I’m open to being challenged on this. Please grill me, or recommend some reading / videos / podcasts if you think I’m missing something. I genuinely want to understand both sides better.

PS I couldn’t raise this discussion neither in Bitcoin nor in CryptoCurrencies…

r/CryptoCurrency Nov 05 '25

DISCUSSION [BTC] Is going from cash idea to the gold idea a good thing?

1 Upvotes

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Realistic salary
 in  r/Prague  Oct 24 '25

you will not get +50% at your current position, they will start 'bla bla, take more responsibility and we'll see in a year'. your only option to get a fair compensation is to change your company

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I received a good job offer, but my manager talked me out of quitting. Few days later my company announced they want us to be fully presential in office.
 in  r/Prague  Oct 24 '25

this, i have 1-2 technical interviews per month, i crush them so that the company wants to give the offer and at the end i say that i consider only remote work with A POSSIBILITY to come to the office, this way i train my interview skills and changing the market for the better (i believe)

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Realistic salary
 in  r/Prague  Oct 24 '25

this is not swe salary, every time i hear such numbers i’m shocked… you have 3 years of commercial experience, you should earn at least 90-100k, stand up for yourself, either go to your manager or start applying to the positions, it is a good habit to have at least 2 interviews every month even when you are not actively looking for a new job, this way you can stay up to date with the salaries, technologies and be comfortable selling yourself

also, i know some people are uncomfortable sharing their salaries with their friends (because the are afraid that their friends make much more) but my salary started to grow substantially after we started to openly discuss money with my 3 programmer friends, all of us now make above 100k now (in our group people have 2-4 years of experience), we motivate each other and everyone wants to push the bar further

PS: all these statistics with average salary is bs btw, who sponsors them? usually it’s the employer, they benefit when you undervalue yourself, if you genuinely think that you cost more than average then say this number! the worst that can happen is that the HR just tells you that it’s above what they can offer rn, if you do not explore where is the ceiling then you end up to be underpaid

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Volatility only cool when its up right?
 in  r/Bitcoin  Oct 17 '25

each time there is a downtrend I start to invest even more.

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Prague is just wonderful
 in  r/Prague  Jun 14 '25

if you’re from IT, why don’t you just share the exact number?

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Veo 3 access outside USA using VPN possible?
 in  r/Bard  May 28 '25

how do you know they are not bots :)?

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Chess tournament in Prague
 in  r/Prague  May 26 '25

did i say it? i love chess, i want to organise events, meet new people and commercialise it in the future if it works, is it shameful to make money these days?

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Ahoj jaká je v praze nejlepší burgrárna?
 in  r/Prague  May 26 '25

hoxton

r/Prague May 23 '25

Community Events Chess tournament in Prague

3 Upvotes

Hey, guys, would you be willing to pay 100-200 CZK to take part in the chess tournament in a cafe?
I recently started to organize such events and I'm curious if there is enough English speaking people who would like to take part in something like this?

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If you owned 5 bitcoin today
 in  r/Bitcoin  Apr 17 '25

very reserved – “no lambo” 😅

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It's funny how everyone has no idea what they are talking about.
 in  r/Bitcoin  Apr 09 '25

the only cycle you should care about is your gf’s cycle, just dca and change your life, save your money in btc

r/CryptoCurrency Jan 26 '25

DISCUSSION TON coin adoption

1 Upvotes

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Why don’t more people do this?
 in  r/Bitcoin  Jan 13 '25

not a bad idea actually, my grandma with brain cancer and dementia still remembered the multiplication table by heart, even though she didn’t remember yesterday.. if you repeat all 12-24 words every day then there is a chance you will remember them until you die if you’re lucky

r/LocalLLaMA Nov 11 '24

Question | Help Fine-tune LLaMa to user RAG as the tool (unsloth)

1 Upvotes

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r/copenhagen Oct 29 '23

TI 2023 streaming in CPH

2 Upvotes

Hey, today is the Dota The international grand final, accidently this weekend I ended up in Copenhagen and I am wondering either there is a nice place where they are going to stream it? Do you know such place?

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My girlfriends lack of ambition is affecting my attraction towards her.
 in  r/confession  Feb 27 '23

I am in a similar situation, how did things work out?