MarkMyWordsMan

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   by MarkMyWordsMan 8y ago

   Sounds very impressive, would love to get in touch if possible.
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   by MarkMyWordsMan 8y ago

   I think it really takes truck-loads of courage in going back, taking that massive salary-cut. But if one's a family-oriented person, then it makes sense.
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   by MarkMyWordsMan 8y ago

   Yeah, that would be great.
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   by MarkMyWordsMan 8y ago

   The site is down.
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   by MarkMyWordsMan 8y ago

   MongoDB ($30 to $130 in last 12 months), Elastic, Netflix, Amazon
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   by MarkMyWordsMan 8y ago

   Thanks for sharing your experience! A couple of questions: 1. What was the reason for leaving US? I'm guessing you must be on EB1/EB2 track to the Green Card? 2. How was the process like for the Canadian PR? Had you already secure
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   Ask HN: Those who moved careers from the US to India, what's your experience?

   40 points by MarkMyWordsMan 8y ago|13 comments
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   by MarkMyWordsMan 8y ago

   Probably wanna hide LogRocket from console.log()
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   by MarkMyWordsMan 8y ago

   kabes is to the point! It is fashionable to hate on modern front-end frameworks these days. Imagine the OP grows their platform/company, hires a bunch of devs, what a nightmare that would be to keep avoiding JS and build on the produ
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    by MarkMyWordsMan 8y ago

    Is it popular to hate on JS these days? Kudos to the author for creating the stuff but would you build the next Amazon.com avoiding JS? More often than not, I see Backend developers taking pride on not using JS rather than vice versa. Also,