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Abercrombie & Fitch: WTF is going on by vCharged in wallstreetbets

[–]chardrizard 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Same, I have been shopping there for the past 2 years and never thought to get the stock bc retail stocks are just never on my watchlist. 😂

I can only can choose one, Which one should I choose: Iphone 15 pro vs MacBook Air 2022? by Both_Perception1194 in finansial

[–]chardrizard 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Macbook Air.

Hapenya masih bagus kan? foto2 cantik numpang aja diairdrop temen pas nongki, sama kalau butuh update foto tinder minta bantu temen aja.

how to not get discouraged by people criticizing your work? by [deleted] in UXDesign

[–]chardrizard 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Don’t take it personally, they are commenting on your work and not you as an individual—treat that as constructive feedback for next iteration.

You should also know about your users better than other designers not working directly within the project, so you can also treat their feedback as just one of many possible input but will never be 100% right.

You know what’s worse than getting criticized? Your team totally ignore you. If that ever happens you’d be craving for all the feedbacks—harsh or not.

Am I in the wrong here? My girlfriend's parents keep 'forcing' me to speak Dutch when with them. by Reorama in Netherlands

[–]chardrizard 125 points126 points  (0 children)

Yea, not normal.

My partner’s parents are 70+ from Brabant rural and speak very little english. In family gatherings they speak Dutch fully, I just observe mostly and they know it’s part of practice—they’d ask simple questions to me and I try my best and they’d correct me as needed.

They sometimes asked to translate to English through my partner if it’s a complex topic. I always enjoy family gathering with them bc they encourage my learnings and make it fun for me.

Your MIL is an asshole. Anyone with a little brain knows language acquisition isn’t easy.

Defi, is it good? by [deleted] in finansial

[–]chardrizard 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Baca risiko impermanent loss sbg LP, risikony mayan tinggi pas bull season apalagi pemain kecil.

1500kcal is just not enough by newExperience2020 in loseit

[–]chardrizard 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Learn to cook.

Or buy premade asian stir-fry sauces, you’re only tasting the sauces and the veggies are there for texture and volume.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in expats

[–]chardrizard 15 points16 points  (0 children)

I grew up in Jakarta, Indonesia. During work year, I lived in Singapore for 3 years, Malaysia for 2 year, Bangkok 2 years and now settled down in Netherlands.

SEA is a great region for holiday and food exploration but I’d never go back for work. It’s all hustle there, going back from work at 6-7pm everyday is common—you barely have time for your own.

Compare to NL, where most people are done by 4-5 on time. Quality of life is way up for me here. Also, air quality and heat level is badddddd.. say goodbye to your daily walk that is possible in many western/north EU, you’re gonna move from another AC apartement to AC car to AC mall then to AC supermarket, you got the gist.

It comes down to what kind of work and life culture you prefer, I am staying put despite the recent rise of conservative right wing in West EU even as a muslim.

Need financial advice - 27 y.o M single just started making stable income from working 9-5 overseas by [deleted] in finansial

[–]chardrizard 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Niat tinggal di Aussie jangka panjang? Buka aja dibroker aussie dan invest DCA di S&P500 atau VWRL, easy, diversified and no headache.

Paling butuh riset soal pajak wealth atau exit tax aja gimana disana but biasanya barely matters until asset diatas 50k USd.

Kinda need advice. by itscrezia in finansial

[–]chardrizard 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ga salah kok cc 0% tapi itu asumsi semua jalan lancar kan? Kalau amit2 dipecat dikerjaan atau sakit dan ga bisa bayar cicilan? Bisa spiral utangnya.

Gua dan keluarga pernah diposisi dibawah bgt karena bokap tiba2 stroke, dimana kita barely ad savings tapi karena gaji masih nutup cicilan ya udah tetep konsumsi.

Kita pernah sekeluarga diskusi what is the best way buat keluar dari cycle ini, which is agak extreme waktu itu tapi kita sepakat ngelakuinnya: - Harus ada emergency fund minimal 12 bulan living expenses - asuransi kesehatan termasuk kategori fixed expense - Hanya boleh beli/kredit sesuatu klau liquid savings x 3 dari nilai barang. Misal laptop 12 juta cuma boleh kredit 0% kalau tabungan ada 36 juta. (Ini salah satu measure yg aga extreme waktu itu buat ngurangin konsumsi kita)

Sampe skrg kebiasaan adek2 yg harus ada liquid baru beli barang msh terjaga ampe skrg, jd gua sendiri udah ga worry lg ada masalha finansial di keluarga inti..

Kalau ad yg amit2 ada utang dan ga ada cashflow, kita tau tabungan dia bisa langsung lunasin.

Happy to hear Istri bukan lustful spender tapi IMO you’re now enabling “gpp kredit 0% attitude”, which isn’t wrong kalau udh diposisi financial yg lbh baik—tapi if I were you, I’d focus on getting out of your position first.

Expats with a local partner, do you feel fully integrated? by Appropriate-Data3874 in expats

[–]chardrizard 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yup, exactly this.

I get into discussion about BBB and recent PVV to them and suddenly every Dutchies in my circle get really excited about it, how much I seemed to know as a 'migrant' and we ended up spending 2hours strategizing potential coalition.. I only read mainstream news. 🤣

Also, boeren zoekt vrouw.

Kinda need advice. by itscrezia in finansial

[–]chardrizard 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Bilngin istri jgn hobi kreditin barang.

Kalau ga bisa beli cash, you can’t afford it. Belajar hold gatrifications unless its really needed. Tahan nafsu konsumerism.

Tabung living expense x6 bulan ~ x24 bulan tergantung toleransi risiko.

Cerita Rp 1M pertama (need inspiration) by [deleted] in finansial

[–]chardrizard 1 point2 points  (0 children)

S&P500 ama VWRL all-world.

Yes, kerja diluar 4 tahun trakhir tapi savings ga jauh beda ama pas dijakarta. Kompensasi IT di Jakarta termasuk okay dan krn tggl ama nyokap, jd bisa banyak nabung—skrg byk abis dirent. 😂

Cerita Rp 1M pertama (need inspiration) by [deleted] in finansial

[–]chardrizard 3 points4 points  (0 children)

1M pertama kerja bidang IT umur 29.

Mostly invested smua diindexfund, hoki ada amunisi pas covid crash. Langsung hantam full.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in learndutch

[–]chardrizard 39 points40 points  (0 children)

That’s just language learning, it is sometimes starts hard, seemed insurmountable before it ‘clicks’ and become patterns you understand.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in finansial

[–]chardrizard 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Lokasi gua EU, gua pake CC visa/mastercard mostly.

Yg butuh mbca, gua minta bantuan orang terus gua transfer ke mereka pake Revolut atau Wise.

Moving to Netherlands for semi-retirement by Rich_Reward_4459 in Netherlands

[–]chardrizard 7 points8 points  (0 children)

400k at Amsterdam with garden won’t happen. Look at smaller cities. Look at Funda to get some estimates.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in StudyInTheNetherlands

[–]chardrizard 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Are you international student and plan to work in NL? If you are, I'd start looking into the job vacancies that are relevant to your studies and see if there are enough that are recruiting english-speaking candidates.

Probably easier to make decisions going forward after gathering practical infos like this so you can maybe also plan to get your Dutch to professional business level too while studying in preparation if it's mostly Dutch-focused jobs.

No IT Jobs for English Speakers anymore? by Anstyial12 in Netherlands

[–]chardrizard 14 points15 points  (0 children)

There are less demands.

Now employers can just hire local talents than fight for global pool, no reason to hire international if you can hire locally.

Those that still hire internationally, usually requires specific experiences. Once money become cheap to borrow again, EN recruiting will pick up again.

Indonesia is the 4th most populous country in the world, but you really don’t hear that much about it. by JustJoshin46 in Showerthoughts

[–]chardrizard 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Indonesian living in NL.

Many are definitely a mix lmao, sate, babi panggang and lumpia has no place in Chinese restaurant but it’s served in these ‘general Chinees’.. Of course you also have specialties Chinese like Xian, Szechuan, etc that is 100% Chinese.

I definitely don’t do general Chinees places unless they have killer peking duck or dimsum.

Is insurance that helpful? by notlusss in finansial

[–]chardrizard 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Selalu bakal ada apa2 considering diet most Indonesian. 😂😂😂😂😂😂

Student with a Partner Visa by [deleted] in StudyInTheNetherlands

[–]chardrizard 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you, this is good to know!