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The example shown on the web page is nonsensical. Max 260k, min 2k? Obviously 2k ($0.95/hr) is bogus. One wonders if it is bringing down averages. Or if not ca
by enko 15y ago
The example shown on the web page is nonsensical. Max 260k, min 2k? Obviously 2k ($0.95/hr) is bogus. One wonders if it is bringing down averages.
Or if not can someone please introduce me to these programmers working for < $1/hr? My startup could really use them : )
- rjyo 15y agoStill using the screenshot with test data on an iPhone Simulator... Shame on me :-p
- AlexC04 15y agoThere was another post earlier today with all of the US H1-B salary data for the last 10 years. http://www.flcdatacenter.com/CaseH1B.aspx http://www.flcdatacenter.com/CaseH1B.aspx I downloaded it all the second I saw it with the thoughts that I'd just be able to "find something to do with it somehow" Seems you're alot further along the path of being able to do something with it. It's literally* a bajillion salary data points that are probably very reliable because the companies are likely taxed on the amount they've entered in that list (or something). Roll it in! (maybe with a "Source" flag) *not really literally.
- rjyo 15y agoThis is huge! We'll have it in! Thank you!
- Avenger42 15y agoThe new screenshot makes less sense to me - the max is 6,400k, but the average is 8,200k?
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