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by betaby 2y ago
> working many jobs Somehow that's fine for higher ups to 'sit' on 10 boards. And they do not see that like 'steal as many paychecks'.
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by betaby 2y ago
> legal visas US government often disagrees. https://www.ice.gov/news/releases/indian-corporation-pays-re... https://www.ice.gov/news/releases/indian-management-consulti... https:&#x
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by betaby 2y ago
I would imagine rules are not changing every day in Japan, yet still there are investments slowdown.
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by betaby 2y ago
> For people outside the US: would you travel to the US now? Yes. I would go to a conference to the USA, although that's incredibly rare that Canadian companies pay for the travel. Local conferences ( same city as the office one em
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by betaby 2y ago
There is a good interview with Quentin Adam, Clever Cloud, explaining what and why is not working with EU and French cloud in particular. https://youtu.be/z9y5eiNYhD8 ( in French ) My main takeaways: governments sabotage Fr
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by betaby 2y ago
Annexation threats from Trump?
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by betaby 2y ago
> The thing is a guy helping out via mentoring 10 other people or recruiting >better talent will create much more impact on how the company functions than if he wrote 2x better code or 2x faster. There is simply in almost all engineer
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by betaby 2y ago
Not op. But to refute 'You make it sound like employees are perfect and communicate transparently at all times' and 'surprises, a managers worst friend'. Modern workplaces forced quarterly reviews, thus there should be n
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by betaby 2y ago
U.S. people "just following orders" it seems.
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by betaby 2y ago
> What's going on with the US government? More important question is 'What's going on with the US people ?' Are they "just following orders"?
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by betaby 2y ago
I'm not aware of any single one like that in Mexico.
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by betaby 2y ago
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/jogger-who-a...
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by betaby 2y ago
Yes. Mostly hosted in the USA. Problem is that regional forums in Europe died because of the regulations.
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by betaby 2y ago
> This has always and will always exist. In many countries internet forums are technically banned by regulations. HN posted that many user forums in UK were simply deleted because of the excessively heavy burden of the law.
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by betaby 2y ago
The article about a person crossing the border. Are they supposed to have an attorney in the destination country?
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by betaby 2y ago
> your attorney's phone Right, people have attorneys. Very common thing ... nowhere?
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by betaby 2y ago
That's just a comparison to understand the amount of new housing needed per year. Every year.
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by betaby 2y ago
> I'm questioning the "too fast" part. You have to define what is too fast for you. For me 0.5% yearly is too fast. Percentage wise the USA, Canada and India are growing at about the same rate according the https:/&
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by betaby 2y ago
The USA have added about 2 million people the last year. That about the size of Houston, TX. The USA are not building at the rate one city of Houston per year. Source https://www.worldometers.info/world-population/us-po
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by betaby 2y ago
> Says who? The link provided, from the USA gov. You may check other sources as well. > There's plenty of land to build with in the US. And within Canada or France. But here we are.
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by betaby 2y ago
Population is still rising to fast. https://www.census.gov/popclock/ 17:53:01 UTC One birth every 9 seconds One death every 10 seconds One international migrant (net) every 23 seconds Net gain of one person every 19
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by betaby 2y ago
> GDPR And yet all German sites must have such thing: https://0pointer.net/imprint
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by betaby 2y ago
It reads to me as 'unknown unknown' not as a plausible strategy.
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by betaby 2y ago
> Tim Cook has focused on increasing profits by building a hyper-optimized Chinese supply chain. That doesn’t help American workers Agree, and that's kind of obvious. > we may have dramatically changed the direction the cell phon
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by betaby 2y ago
Could you please tell me what "Youtube-blocking Safari extensions" are you referring? Are they MacOS only or can be installed on IPad? Thanks!
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by betaby 2y ago
> definancialize the economy Not sure what does it mean in the context of the economy in general.
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by betaby 2y ago
> Why is this ? Aren't you part of the general populace ? In the country where I live/lived programmers are usually 1) top 25% earners 2) dis-proportionally vote liberal leaning candidates Of course that 25% is a part 100%, how
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by betaby 2y ago
US prevented Taiwan from developing nukes in the first place.
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by betaby 2y ago
Modern world supermarket tomatoes are inedible, but looks nice and have a long shelf life. The same goal I suppose is for bananas now.
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by betaby 2y ago
Aka Russian Cloudflare.

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