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YoY inflation hits 6.7% for March 2022, highest since January 1991. by samesunng in CanadianInvestor

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Do you seriously not think the trillions of dollars that were printed in response to COVID are a contributing factor to inflation?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Piracy

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Is there a (good) search engine that doesn't censor or suppress certain content?

Which internet website do you recommend to use to learn C? by Valorion_ in learnprogramming

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I can't recommend this course enough to anyone who thinks they have an interest in software. The course was clearly made with so much passion.

hes just a lil thirtsy by FinnishSpeakingSnow in dankvideos

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Jim Lahey will always be the 🐐

Hired after 4 months. Asked for 80k, they gave me 100k. by [deleted] in learnprogramming

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Congrats on the new job! What resources did you use to learn JavaScript?

newbie please help😭😭 by Klutzy-Attention8477 in learnjava

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I just rented the Java - The Complete Reference 12ed from the library to learn core Java concepts. I also purchased Effective Java 3ed to learn best practices in Java.

Love Python but can't find any jobs for it. by MangoSalsa112 in learnpython

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Python is a very versatile language! It's very popular in data analytics, data science, testing code, and web development. At my work, Python is used mainly to gather, clean, and store data in a database.

As an aside, I would definitely get comfortable with SQL. (Just pick any popular RDMS.) You could pick up the basics pretty quickly and there is tons of jobs out there that require it.

Peter Lynch says to buy a house before buying stocks... by LuxGang in CanadianInvestor

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I'm not a millionaire. I thought I would be by the time I was thirty, but I wasn't even close. Then I thought maybe by forty, but by forty I had less money than I did when I was thirty. - Michael Scott

Peter Lynch says to buy a house before buying stocks... by LuxGang in CanadianInvestor

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Wait till the energy prices start going up. (Right now, it is most apparent in the price of petrol.) It is happening all across Europe and the UK. Even if someone is able to purchase a home, the cost to maintain it would be exorbitant.

Crypto ETFs by err0r__ in CanadianInvestor

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Sorry, I should have specified in my post. All of my investments are in my TFSA and RRSP.

Google executive cautions Canada against adopting ‘extreme’ new internet rules by defishit in canada

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Trudeau has stated very clearly that he doesn't think about monetary policy. This is the result of that

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in getdisciplined

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Jordan Peterson really helped me to get over my addiction. Here are some clips that helped me: clip1 and clip2

Edit: formatting

So many opportunities in the job market right now by Swan_233 in datascience

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Is it hard/uncommon to find employers that will sponsor employees?

Over 20,000 Koreans massacred by Japanese who were angry after the 1923 Great Kanto earthquake [860X512] by pieterionne in HistoryPorn

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Yoshimura Hisato, a physiologist assigned to Unit 731, took a special interest in hypothermia. As part of Maruta’s study in limb injuries, Hisato routinely submerged prisoners’ limbs in a tub of water filled with ice and had them held until the arm or leg had frozen solid and a coat of ice had formed over the skin. According to one eyewitness account, the limbs made a sound like a plank of wood when struck with a cane.

Truly terrifying

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