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british_india
9y ago
On the contrary. Even in Indiana, domestic developer salaries are skyrocketing. Also, nobody--no American, especially--has any desire to work for Infosys.
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british_india
9y ago
That's an easy answer: Russia is now and has always been a Matriarchy.
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british_india
10y ago
This is what I said recently and it worked spectacularly well. (Increased my salary by 25%.) I said: "I would prefer that you tell me what the position pays and let me decide based on that. If I suggest a number and you feel inclined t
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british_india
10y ago
This is precisely why Dr. Guy McPherson has predicted human extinction on earth by 2030. Methane clathrates coming from the Arctic sea floor and from Canadian and Siberian permafrost. This is the most serious threat we face now.
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10y ago
I speak two languages fluently: English and Russian with English being my mother tongue. I find when people speak a language other than their mother tongue, their voice is higher from the concentration it takes to make the second language.
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british_india
10y ago
Conservatives = Low-Effort Thinkers.
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british_india
10y ago
Those Republicans are all about States' Rights... oh, wait... I guess they're not.
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british_india
10y ago
http://www.finalternatives.com/ https://www.entrepreneur.com/ http://www.zerohedge.com/ https://www.fastcompany.com/ http://www.redherring.com/
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british_india
10y ago
Nearly every new programmer starts in the UI. Then, when you discover how annoying that can be, you CLAW your way out of it. I would recommend you know a backend language such as Java, .NET or Ruby. Learn it well.
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british_india
10y ago
Zuckerberg is a douchebag who will never run for any public office--where he would have to actually listen to people. He's used to running his company--public service actually means helping people.
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british_india
10y ago
Tell me about a technology you were initially excited about but that later you regretted using?
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british_india
10y ago
There is: Truecaller
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british_india
10y ago
Named after the Russian word for "arrow", right?
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british_india
10y ago
The average consumer does not have money for attorneys: hence, the need for government regulation. That's why all of us pay taxes.
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british_india
10y ago
Exactly. Regulation does not come out of thin air--but in response to abuses. Complaining about regulation in the abstract is akin to bank robbers complaining about the laws against bank robbery.
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british_india
10y ago
That's massively expensive.
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british_india
10y ago
Every other framework relies on JQuery so--yes, absolutely--it's still a thing. And if you don't work for a company that is in the JavaScript-framework-of-the-month mode, you should know JQuery is still king.
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british_india
10y ago
Programming is fascinating and endlessly fun.
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british_india
10y ago
It's a myth that the quality is better. Experience with H-1B holders shows they produce worse quality.
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british_india
10y ago
I call complete bullshit. From having watched shows like NCS, we know the amount of direct evidence it takes to establish something like who was buried somewhere. Like the shroud of Turin this is just another example of wishful thinking.
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british_india
10y ago
Popular Mechanics is NOT a science publication. It's bogus to the core.
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british_india
10y ago
Exactly. It's a bullshit mag
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british_india
10y ago
This strikes me as a Hail Mary play by the fossil fuel industry to make us think--for a little more profit for them--that it's okay to burn carbon. I don't buy it.
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british_india
10y ago
Absolutely not.
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british_india
10y ago
So happy I have an alternative to these bastards at Comcast. They are the Evil Empire, trying to punish cord cutters.
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british_india
10y ago
The world will never lose its supply of capitalists looking to externalize their costs.
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british_india
10y ago
Yes. I had an application that had to interact through REST services with a second application. Three specific variables needed to be passed back and forth. Unfortunately, they were given entirely different names in the different systems so
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british_india
10y ago
Single Payer.
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british_india
10y ago
Given the complex services we already have, services that access complex, multi-source databases of the relational and NoSQL kind, I find it amusing that UI developers are so unaware of the complexities of the back end--complexities that ar
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british_india
10y ago
There is a typo in the link. The corrected link has a 'o' added to the end, as in: http://gabordemooij.com/index.php?p=/manifesto
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