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by blue_box 6y ago
Could you share your resources, please?
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by blue_box 6y ago
This is a GDPR violation. I hope the author already complained to the authorities. (Since there is a German phone number is used in the example, I assume that the authors is from Germany)
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by blue_box 6y ago
Apple M1: 192KB I-Cache, 128KB D-Cache, 12MB L2 Cache AMD Ryzen 9 5950X: 32KB I-Cache, 32KB D-Cache, 8MB L2 Cache Isn’t this difference huge? What am I missing here?
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by blue_box 6y ago
It is a new feature in iOS 14.
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by blue_box 7y ago
There is a lack of engineers in almost every engineering field in Germany. That's the main reason why if you are an engineer, your salary limit is low for getting a blue card. I don't think that EU decides those limits based on ho
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by blue_box 7y ago
> We have enough skilled workers in the EU. No you don't. Companies have to prove that they couldn't find a person who fits the position before hiring. Otherwise they have to hire someone in EU.
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by blue_box 7y ago
Can you live in India like you live in EU?
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by blue_box 7y ago
That's the reason why people work for a company in Switzerland and live in Germany.
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by blue_box 7y ago
you can get a mortgage credit with a really low interest rate. If you have a family, your rent probably will be higher than your mortgage payment. (5% rule) so without earning a high salary, you can still buy a house.
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by blue_box 7y ago
Companies in Germany already have branches in those countries and they are paying almost half for the same job.
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by blue_box 7y ago
I can confirm that. My german friend just accepted a job in Sweden. He also applied for the companies in Germany but they pay really low salaries and the companies are not that insteresting.
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by blue_box 7y ago
If you have an unlimited contract, you can get a blue card which is valid for 4 year (of course you can get permanent residence permit after 33 months). Otherwise it will be limited to your contract period. You will see the company name on
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by blue_box 7y ago
Of course, people who come from abroad have some effect on the salaries but I think the main reason is that life quality is really high in Europe (especially in Germany) so employees don't negotiate properly for their salary. When I ta
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by blue_box 7y ago
For the first job, people are accepting this level salaries but after 21 months (if you have B1 level German otherwise 33 months), you can get a permenant resident permit. At that point, a lot of people change their job and find a company w
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by blue_box 7y ago
It is really easy to get a blue card. You just need a contract (higher than €42K) and diploma (which is relevant to your job). That's all. Not only from India, I think EU beckons tech talent from all Level 3 countries.
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by blue_box 7y ago
You can buy it on Steam.
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by blue_box 8y ago
I've moved from non-EU country to Germany.
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by blue_box 8y ago
*2007
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Apple wins ‘Best Paper Award’ at prestigious machine learning conference(9to5mac.com)
8 points by blue_box 9y ago|0 comments
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by blue_box 10y ago
Pista Oldies Hip Hop / Beat Rap Oldies/(Prod: Ema Beatz)
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Link aggregation web app similar with Reddit in Ruby on Rails(github.com)
1 points by blue_box 10y ago|0 comments
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Crystal lang vs. Node.js vs. Golang http benchmark(hackmyfortress.com)
3 points by blue_box 10y ago|0 comments
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by blue_box 10y ago
It doesn't block youtube ads.
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An Introduction to Crystal: Fast as C, Slick as Ruby(blog.codeship.com)
5 points by blue_box 10y ago|0 comments