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by ausudhz 4y ago
React guys don't get 1k a day as a contractor come on. https://www.reed.co.uk/jobs/react-jobs?contract=True In the UK the rate is between 400 and 600 (450/650 euro) and is one of the market that pays the most
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by ausudhz 4y ago
I don't know where you live, but 800 euro/day is not a standard rate for avg programmers in many parts of Europe. Is most probably half or sometimes less than that.
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by ausudhz 4y ago
What is relevant now is not relevant tomorrow
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by ausudhz 4y ago
Nobody denies it. Again is the offer and demand law. Probably high delocalization brought new jobs which ended up and saturating the market and growing salaries to fight for the very same talent pool. Something similar happened in Ukraine.
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by ausudhz 4y ago
Working as a contractor yes could bring as much but highly specialized one get 1k Euro a day. You're basically on the top 1 or less %
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by ausudhz 4y ago
"world changing"
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by ausudhz 4y ago
With the fact that you got the demand/offer law not in your favor, these salaries will definitely go down. Impressed to hear that Poland pays well for developers compared to other jobs. 50k for a senior role would definitely be a good
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by ausudhz 4y ago
You believe that a company with plenty of privacy concerns and/or user data handling would've been successful on cloud?
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by ausudhz 4y ago
Another delusional CEO practically
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by ausudhz 4y ago
Git has plenty of open source GUIs that would help.
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by ausudhz 4y ago
If only they could work 45 hours a day and do 3 different jobs like any other billionaire we won't be talking about this. They're just lazy
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by ausudhz 4y ago
> these countries were always agrarian economies that had enourmous GDP numbers due to their sheer population numbers which supported a minuscule wealthy landed elite, nothing comparable to industrialised and service based economies. Not
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by ausudhz 4y ago
So was the right thing to engage in wars in Asia and colonize 2/3 of the world? You've no idea of what these actions have done long term for the countries. Those things are pretty relevant since India form example gained his indep
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by ausudhz 4y ago
Ya, so they just need to add another party to be considered as such
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by ausudhz 4y ago
The century of humiliation probably is the reason why. To use the same analogy is like someone hacked their system and placed a bug in production. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Century_of_humiliation
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by ausudhz 4y ago
or probably the first world was stealing their assets (natural resources) while exporting disgrace (weapons, drugs)? You should read a bit more so you'd know for example what the opium wars have done to China and what the colonialism h
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by ausudhz 5y ago
Yes. But you can't replace manufacturing processes that need gas with electricity lol Germany import like 60/65% of the gas from Russia. Not all of that is used to generate electricity, I don't have the breakdown but I'm
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by ausudhz 5y ago
So a big part of the SPD is "pro Russia" They even asked to remove sanctions: https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/how-german-climate-f...
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by ausudhz 5y ago
Many industrial processes need heat that is NOT generated with electricity. Natural gas has many use in the energy sector but is also needed in the manufacturing sector (making glass for example?)
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by ausudhz 5y ago
Yes then we produce electricity with Russian gas :)
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by ausudhz 5y ago
Any turing complete language can do what you need, the rest is just preference. Spring boot is garbage to be
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by ausudhz 5y ago
Seems unreasonable is the market where they make all the money. Would be equivalent to declare bankruptcy
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by ausudhz 5y ago
Yes I mean overall, probably when you look at margins and % you should see same outcome from a company in the same industry But depends, if you use goods and services from foreign countries that affect also that aspect. This is how is calcu
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by ausudhz 5y ago
Is still the case actually, if they only consume non-imported goods they won't see the difference that much. They have been outside of the global economy for decades during the cold war, they definitely know how to decouple. The proble
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by ausudhz 5y ago
Depends what phone. if you're importing it yes, is not cheaper. If is a local brand most likely yes. Also what you say is not even true > Elementary PPP calculation The PPP estimation process begins with the participating economies
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by ausudhz 5y ago
Is it? Any source that can confirm what you say? Because I can see lots of Russian entities still based in Russia Eg: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kaspersky_Lab
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by ausudhz 5y ago
I've noticed that when it was still active was not working with some website at some point (eg. Financial time, new York times etc) Probably was a tentative to fix thing before was too late (and eventually closed completely)
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by ausudhz 5y ago
There are rules to be in the exchange and so on https://listingcenter.nasdaq.com/rulebook/nasdaq/rules/nasda... Aside from that sometimes there are also political moves that might affect listing/delistin
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by ausudhz 5y ago
Tax reasons. FCA had the same schema (the automaker, now part of Stellantis)
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by ausudhz 5y ago
GDP alone means little to nothing, should be actually compared to the purchase parity power. In that regards Russia is not that bad: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_GDP_(PP... But of course this af

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