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Indian and I can confirm isn't the norm.

• nightpool 6y ago
  I think "Indian?" was just V-2 editorializing, the article itself doesn't name the specific country
  • V-2 6y ago
    Yes exactly, it was only my guess, based on: a) the assumption that country in question was likely English-speaking (which increases the risk of translation mistakes, due to the "false friend" effect) b) the fact that India is a powerhouse when it comes to offshoring software development. If it's not the case, well, I wonder if someone is able to identify the country? Out of sheer linguistic curiosity