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   by djjsjdjsjsjs 6y ago

   Please explain as I am curious
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   by djjsjdjsjsjs 6y ago

   If they screw it up then I'll personally host some service that scrapes all the text and only dumps a few kbs to you :)
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   by djjsjdjsjsjs 6y ago

   Oooo neato I never knew there was a tiering of rates like this-- probably because I haven't had a reason to find out XD thanks for the info
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   by djjsjdjsjsjs 6y ago

   Oooo hey wow I have no idea why that character was entered, guess I typoed something on mobile with a long press. Weird :)
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   by djjsjdjsjsjs 6y ago

   The tax rate is also low enough that if he does pay, it's not much. 15% total instead of the 30-40‰ I currently pay.
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   by djjsjdjsjsjs 6y ago

   6 months of unemployment payments (if you have worked for at least 6 months and live in a state that doesn't play games with unemployment) is a somewhat cilivized safety net. While finding a job in a bad economy can certainly be hard,
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   by djjsjdjsjsjs 6y ago

   I'm not entirely sure, but I at least have observed that meetings are a lot less "charged" and backdoor rumors aren't as "present" in a remote situation. When people are physically in a room, you can focus on b
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   by djjsjdjsjsjs 6y ago

   Write once, read never!
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   by djjsjdjsjsjs 6y ago

   Implying that these dev shops simply won't just hire any college grad with a pulse and pay them 40k to do the same job the Ukrainian did, or worse. The real problem is the incentive structure, and of course, difficulty of the job that