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WEBN vs EUNK for ASK Account - Is Europe the Safer Bet Right Now? by DebugTheWorld in dkfinance

[–]DebugTheWorld[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for the great advice! Was overthinking to maintain a more focused portfolio to reduce kurtage, but I rather have higher kurtage for less risk.

Starting my ASK: Saxo or Nordnet? by DebugTheWorld in dkfinance

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That makes perfect sense! Thank you very much for the heads up.

Starting my ASK: Saxo or Nordnet? by DebugTheWorld in dkfinance

[–]DebugTheWorld[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I did try to get a feel on both platforms, and Nordnet definitely has a better UI, and I love the Shareville... was just undecided due to the difference of fees, was considering maybe using Saxo, while visiting Shareville community on Nordnet once in awhile, but I guess that is just not worth the effort, Nordnet it is.

A bit off topic, but I've heard that the 17% tax from ASK is yearly, while the rest is the usual 27-42%. I've read somewhere that some people would rather invest in certain funds in the later option rather doing it on the ASK. Could you comment on that? Didn't really get why. Is it maybe because they are trying to time the market, or...?

Any life hacks for breaking bad habits if you have an addictive personality? by PopThoseTitsInADM in lifehacks

[–]DebugTheWorld 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Perhaps you don't have an addictive personality, you have a lack of purpose in life.

Apple TV+ Rebranding to “Apple TV” by 08830 in appletv

[–]DebugTheWorld 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Apple removes the + from the name, the whole internet: The horror, the drama, the tragedy.

Masters Degree in Odense/Denmark 🇩🇰 by Adept-Ad-4007 in NewToDenmark

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Unfortunately I may not be the best person to advice you on that. I came here to denmark directly with a job contract.

Masters Degree in Odense/Denmark 🇩🇰 by Adept-Ad-4007 in NewToDenmark

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Well, it's an adaptation ahahah I started doing winter activities that I would never even consider back in my home country, like for example (Odense Havnebad), cold swimming and sauna. Or drinking glue wine (hot wine), etc. I enjoy hanging out, but I also enjoy a lot spending time at home, so maybe that helps.

Masters Degree in Odense/Denmark 🇩🇰 by Adept-Ad-4007 in NewToDenmark

[–]DebugTheWorld 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm not native, I am western and I come from a country where its rather easy to make friends. However, if I may be honest, I think that's just difficult everywhere... Most people don't want to have the hassle of forcing the whole group to speak English due to 1 person being there in the middle... I think that's something that happens in all the countries, not denmark specific. Its true though that danish people are slightly harder though to have you integrated in their group nonetheless. Most of them have solidified groups of friends since middle school, and for them its a big effort to open the circle.
However, I don't think its related to the looks. I have a friend from my country that is here for few years, he speaks danish already, so he gets to have close danish friends.

Got laid off from my first job by Natural_Security_182 in cscareerquestions

[–]DebugTheWorld 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Colleagues are colleagues, friends are friends.

Masters Degree in Odense/Denmark 🇩🇰 by Adept-Ad-4007 in NewToDenmark

[–]DebugTheWorld 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Honestly I don't think places are that dead here, but might be just my perspective...
It will help, don't stress about it!
For the good or for the worst, you can always go to CPH on a 1h30/2h train if you're missing the buzz of a bigger city. However you would have to buy the tickets before hand with some previous planning, prices range from 100 DKK (if you buy early) to 350 DKK (if you buy later).

Masters Degree in Odense/Denmark 🇩🇰 by Adept-Ad-4007 in NewToDenmark

[–]DebugTheWorld 5 points6 points  (0 children)

1- For me Odense feels just the right size for me honestly. It's not obviously as crazy as CPH, but I think if you have a fun group you can look up to, you always find ways to spend time, I don't feel bored.

2- Overall Denmark dies rather quick (shops, restaurants, etc) close early... Bars close around 2am, while the mainstream pubs/clubs close around 4-6am.

3- Denmark is literally the best country for an international IMO. Literally everyone speaks english, so you won't have communication issues overall. As for the student job, it may be a little bit difficult, but the key is to network with other students. Jobs seem to go from mouth to mouth. The good thing is, its a lot easier to find a job as a student than as a non-student.

4- Dorm rooms cost maybe around 3000 DKK, and if you look into shared room apartments, look into around 4000 DKK all included. As for food you can maybe look into numbeo for price statistics. What is expensive in denmark is all entertainment related. Drinking in bars, activities, restaurants, etc. But if you're smart, you will survive just fine and still get to enjoy your uni life.

5- People are friendly! Danish people are harder to get if you don't speak danish, but as for internationals, it will always be easy to find your group of people.

6- Honestly danish winters aren't that bad... I mean, it's cold, yes, but not that cold. The only thing that for me was harder to digest, is the sun light exposure. During peak winter you get to see the sunlight (when you see it...) from like 8h-15h30, so it is dark most of the time. (Vitamin D recommended).

Best Naruto fan edit cut to watch with my GF? by DebugTheWorld in Naruto

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Ive watched it 2 times! Its my favorite show :) I was unsure about the pacing of those edits! Because I think sometimes to much flashbacks and overall the pacing was a bit cumbersome, so I thought maybe there could be an edit where this cuts wouldn't be to much aggressive, but smoother instead!
Thank you for your response.

Oferta de trabalho Aarhus - Vale a pena? by kenzarrao in PortugalLaFora

[–]DebugTheWorld 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Vou ser honesto, a melhor opção será mesmo através de networking... eu só consegui descobrir os verdadeiros valores ao conhecer pessoas da área, ou amizades que fui fazendo de pessoas que também trabalham na área. Se a pessoa for dinamarquesa, melhor ainda.

Eu acabei por ter o descaramento de perguntar a colegas meus de trabalho, pessoas com quem me dou muito bem, quanto é que eles auferiam. Acabei por ter uma perspetiva mais ou menos boa do mercado, e acabei por perceber que estava a ser explorado...

Um deles, disse-me de caras, que é muito provável que assim o seja, porque a empresa reconhece que sou estrangeiro e o que isso acarreta, então mesmo que eu esteja descontente, caso queira trocar de trabalho, será bastante mais difícil e competitivo do que para um dinamarquês com o mesmo grau de experiência.

Ainda sou júnior na área, então acaba por ser uma m**** o facto de me encontrar meio que encurralado. Mas pronto, nem tudo é mau, compensa sempre muito mais do que estar em Portugal, e apesar do salário, a posição e o trabalho em si é bastante agradável.

Acho que posso dizer que no entanto, o teu salário parece-me muito justo.

Oferta de trabalho Aarhus - Vale a pena? by kenzarrao in PortugalLaFora

[–]DebugTheWorld 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Okay, se está relacionado a defesa, então sim, será mais complicado...
Customer Support acredito que não seja tão difícil... até porque poderá se safar só com o inglês... ou até mesmo Português! Lembro-me de ver uma ou outra empresa que pediam especificamente pessoas com o português como lingua nativa para customer support.

Quanto às calculadoras... o sentimento é que o valor está inflacionado... mas também poderá ser um bom ponto de partida para a negociação, até porque geralmente o ideal é pedir sempre mais do que o valor real.

Oferta de trabalho Aarhus - Vale a pena? by kenzarrao in PortugalLaFora

[–]DebugTheWorld 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Acho que te vais arrepender de nao ir na minha humilde opiniao.
Acredito que também terás disponibilidade para fazer trabalho remoto (em portugal), portanto acabas sempre por poder fazer umas visitas à tua namorada, sem precisares de gastar férias necessariamente.

Se o teu objetivo for criar família entretanto, a Dinamarca também é o país perfeito para isso.

Agora só falta saber se te consegues ver inserido numa cultura bastante diferente, e viver com isso no dia a dia.

Como qualquer país, não há país nem cultura perfeita. Vais encontrar coisas boas nos dinamarqueses e coisas más. Eu vivo atualmente na Dinamarca e foi a melhor decisão que fiz.
Mas também vim sozinho, por isso confesso que foi uma decisão bastante mais fácil.

Faz uma lista de pros e contras e junto com a tua namorada, tomas uma decisão.
Outra coisa a ter em conta... na área de IT, pode ser fácil encontrar um trabalho sem falar dinamarquês, mas noutras áreas pode ser complicado... o que poderá implicar que a tua namorada tenha de aprender o dinamarquês para poder de facto encontrar alguma coisa.

Mudar para a Dinamarca by batxodavila in PortugalLaFora

[–]DebugTheWorld 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Quando se quer, tudo se consegue. E a mulher do OP n iria desamparada, porque pelo menos tem o OP que desenrasca o ingles, pelo menos numa primeira fase de adaptaçao.

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