anonknowsaguy

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   by anonknowsaguy 8y ago

   That's certainly true and they are illegally working. But maybe your image of a student might be a bit narrow? There's a large industry in Europe of language schools. You pay the school/country a few thousand euros/pound
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   by anonknowsaguy 8y ago

   I've only seen this happen to people on student visas that permit little or no working hours.
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   by anonknowsaguy 8y ago

   Fun fact about Deliveroo. A lot of your drivers aren't the registered driver. It's really common practice for a citizen or someone with a work visa to register and then rent their phone to someone desperate with no work visa. So y
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   by anonknowsaguy 8y ago

   As newer generation C++ programmer, can confirm I'm guilty of writing things header only when they "probably shouldn't be". But it's not so much I don't understand the old way. Having everything in one file is
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   by anonknowsaguy 8y ago

   A colleague of mine moved to a senior position in Amazon Dublin about 3 years back. He quit in less than a year after being fed up with the ultra conservative attitudes of the people calling the shots there. He also mentioned they're p