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by euos 4y ago
I am 100% certain you have a selection bias. Imagine if you worked in Tata/Infosys and started asking around. From my experience most h1s are imported by vendors. I've seen a lot of really small "consulting companies" wh
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by euos 4y ago
I would seriously doubt that most H1 workers come from US colleges. It is a common knowledge that most H1s go to Tata/Infosys and friends. Also, I would wonder: 1. How much of those foreign graduates went to college solely for a visa.
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by euos 4y ago
As ex-H1 immigrant I will dare to explain. Companies are paying absolute minimum they can. It is only rational. The problem is with expectations. A lot of H1 workers are used to a much lower quality of life than native workers. US graduate
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by euos 4y ago
Are you Russian yourself? "Especially much" seems like literal translation from Russian ("особо много"). This would explain intentional stupidity. Developers of the weapons may say they do not want to hit civilian target
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by euos 4y ago
It’s the people who program the missiles. People who knowingly attack power infrastructure in a cold country (my parents spent 12 hours without the power today). People who make mistakes that make missiles struck residential buildings. Inve
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by euos 4y ago
Atwood law ran its course. Now we need a same law, except for Rust.
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by euos 4y ago
You may be able to slash SSR from 200ms to 195ms by using a different JS runtime. Or you may slash it to 100ms by rewriting and optimizing code (caching and such). Resources are limited. You either do one or the other.
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by euos 4y ago
No. Initial goal was to occupy eastern Ukraine. There was no government in Kharkiv, Ukrainian south and such. Stop repeating Russian propaganda.
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by euos 4y ago
I am Ukrainian so I will explain. Russians do not consider us a separate nation and consider our language a "broken Russian". They are in fact trying to erase our language and our culture. They call anyone who considers themselves
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by euos 4y ago
VK and such are state-own basically. This guy was appointed because of his father. It is not like he built the company. Pavel Durov, the founder, was basically exiled from Russia years ago.
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by euos 4y ago
> a few progress snags. F... advanced oil processing
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by euos 4y ago
I will not resume this discussion here. You will probably see me on your LinkedIn. Feel free to reach out if you wonder where me, my family and my friends would like you to put your money.
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by euos 4y ago
Right. The fabled "good Russians". That do not support the "Putin war". They probably even put "support Ukraine in any means possible" on their LinkedIn profiles.
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by euos 4y ago
You'll be surprised how understanding Russian security services are to business climate. Russians are survivalists. Pretty sure GRU officer was typing that blog entry with one hand, keeping fingers on other hand crossed behind his back
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by euos 4y ago
And my sources show otherwise... Offices are closed, I give you that.
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by euos 4y ago
Yandex "parent company" is in Netherlands. Kasperky Lab "is operated" by a UK holding company. They are one of the "sneaky" Russian companies who make money on the West but fully support Russian government. Cze
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by euos 4y ago
Looks so cool and clean. Stealing the design for my project
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by euos 4y ago
They are a Russian company with most engineers in Russia. There had been a strong records in Russian social networks of their engineers supporting Russian attacks on other countries (e.g. there was one engineer back in 2014 who moderated an
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by euos 4y ago
Oh, my resources are limited. Full-time job, 2 kids and such... That's what makes progress slower and that overhead so painful.
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by euos 4y ago
I don't reach a stage where something is running. E.g. I have half-broken login page (with backend services) instead of actual image hosting.
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by euos 4y ago
I can't get to the stage where I have users
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Ask HN: How to teach myself not to overcomplicate?
4 points by euos 4y ago|11 comments
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by euos 4y ago
Factorio. I play it with my kids (10 and 16) and my father (70) and brother. Everybody finds something to do and everybody has a lot of fun.
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by euos 4y ago
1. I was in the same college so I had a “test book” cover with my photo. For some reasons n they put the photo on the cover and the name and the rest on the book pages 2. No one remembers students’ handwriting. 3. In our system professors o
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by euos 4y ago
Transit can not be successful in low-density residential build. American life style is lifestyle of rich people - single family houses and cars.
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by euos 4y ago
I worked for a company when I was in college (Ukraine) that would send me to pass in-person exams instead of other students. Money was good and I needed them. There was also a risk of being caught (though I did not really risk anything, jus
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by euos 4y ago
Yeah, that's what I may end up with. Was wondering if there's a comparable Chromebook. I am most worried about the screen quality.
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by euos 4y ago
"Reasonable" amount. iPad Pro is reasonable. I think $2k would be reasonable if it is a real laptop.
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Ask HN: Best iPad Pro Alternative for VSCode?
7 points by euos 4y ago|9 comments
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by euos 4y ago
I’ve been using it as well. As annoying as it is, I am sure I would miss it enough to pay $100/year. Luckily, I somehow qualified for free access…

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