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by dzonga 1y ago
worrying about H1B is looking at the wrong metric. Most companies are past H1B - the game is now offshore stuff. Look at the data: e.g a company like Rippling where a good portion of Software engineering jobs are in India. then Senior &#x2F
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by dzonga 1y ago
only in javascript where auth is such a big issue. in rails you can use the rails 8 auth or a better alternative authentication-zero. before it was devise. java - spring security, shiro etc. but just complex things. alternatively - use serv
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by dzonga 1y ago
is written in Rust a value add ? vs say Accessible not only via Python but first party support in Ruby, C#, Javascript ?
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by dzonga 1y ago
let's work with data: one of SV darlings: Rippling has 84 jobs listed in India - mostly software the US techincal jobs are mostly at Senior & Staff Level and they're around 60 what's going to happen: companies will maint
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by dzonga 1y ago
up next is the federal reserve. welcome to america being like argentina.
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by dzonga 1y ago
I don't know why people like arguing with facts. you're pointing out facts - yet people deny. most software jobs listings are either in eastern europe or india these days. that's the "A.I" eating software jobs. yeah
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by dzonga 1y ago
how long have you been waiting on your work authorization ?
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by dzonga 1y ago
Good Riddance. ARR is one of those 'fake' metrics like 'EBITDA' that mean nothing but numbers with make up. a more reflective number is last year revenue + revenue growth rate. and yeah costs / growth of costs.
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by dzonga 1y ago
same as great tv-shows. you notice a lot of things in "The Wire" on your second or third or 5th watch. that you wouldn't notice on the first.
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by dzonga 1y ago
soon enough porn prohibition is gonna come into effect. you gonna have dealers selling micro-sd's / usb sticks etc. and hell even blue-rays / dvd's. these things happen slowly and then happen all of a sudden.
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by dzonga 1y ago
I have started playing with C#. what a pleasant language + ecosystem. .net core is above any java land web framework. both spring / quarkus. documentation is one place. and lots of it. you also get a very robust ecosystem + performance
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by dzonga 1y ago
one thing with these stablecoins is they're pushing to buying of 'us-debt'. congrats if you buy a stablecoin - you've effectively financed the US gvt at 0%. now the US gvt can inflate away that debt at 0 cost to them, an
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by dzonga 1y ago
the benefit of the web unlike these 'curated' app stores is that there's a voting mechanism. though those votes can be skewed by 'sponsorships'.
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by dzonga 1y ago
all signs are pointing to this - that these guys are not willing to be out of power soon. from the white house redecorations, to the trump 2028 hats, to the gerrymandering going on in many states. capture of judiciary, suppression of free s
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by dzonga 1y ago
seems rust's biggest win was improving other languages toolchains and bringing increased productivity to those languages.
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by dzonga 1y ago
isn't this an elitist take ? people got bills to pay & mouths to feed. that's like saying to people heading to gold mines - leave cz we know you're here to make money. you never cared about gold.
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by dzonga 1y ago
what I don't get about some of these regimes, is if your 'system' is so great then you shouldn't be threatened by foreign influences at all. ultimately it shows - your system is built on 'sinking' sand.
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by dzonga 1y ago
nothing is loading but oh well. they do have one of the best open source django apps out there though
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Oracle 2026 Q1 Results(investor.oracle.com)
2 points by dzonga 1y ago|2 comments
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by dzonga 1y ago
Oracle & Larry are printing money. ouch. I wonder why HN never talks about Larry ?
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by dzonga 1y ago
where from ?
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by dzonga 1y ago
the alternative is being led by lawyers, who all go to the same law schools, law firms and end up in legislative deadlock while nothing gets done. cz either ways they're getting their money. yeah some of ccp's leaders might have e
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by dzonga 1y ago
What's more impressive to me - is how much production was ramped up during WW2. e.g https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Willow_Run - that plant was producing a bomber almost every hour to this day not a lot of countries
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by dzonga 1y ago
now people suddenly realize why "economics" was referred to as "political economy" when people started studying these things. unfair maybe on consumers (google customers ie those who pay google, not those who use google
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by dzonga 1y ago
remember a while back when they was "rails is a ghetto" piece. now that rather seems sane compared to next.js stuff n other javascript things. if you gotta use typescript while not use java and at least benefit from the ecosystem
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by dzonga 1y ago
due to the capitalistic nature of america, they lost a brilliant mathematician in ballmer, yet also gained an excellent salesperson / executive. guess end of day - money is a scale not an item to be measured.
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How Much Money Is Trump Profiting from the Presidency? [video](youtube.com)
13 points by dzonga 1y ago|1 comments
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by dzonga 1y ago
the west or those with largely liberal viewpoints who think in black and white vs seeing the world as grey are gonna cost the west a lot. we already saw this - with 'cancel' mafia. because russia or i.e putin invaded ukraine doesn
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by dzonga 1y ago
this is cruel. watching a parent in their 60s use ms word on an ipad and watch MS lose the same cloud saved documents. and same parent blaming themselves instead of MS. so yeah screw MS for their cloud bs.
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by dzonga 1y ago
clojure + lisps have this approach - everything is data. I encourage everyone to dabble in clojure. it changes your mindset. that when you go back to your regular language you will write better programs.

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