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Building solo is not easy. I'm thinking of getting a job just because I feel lonely. 😅 I miss working in a team.
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We need a job board for remote jobs that doesn't require you to be in a specific region to apply. I mean, I don't live in the US or Europe ... There goes 99.5% of the job openings 🤷♂️
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