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by gutnor 10y ago
It used to be better - I was looking for work in Spain just before the crisis. A senior dev could easily do 50K, banking positions were 70K and up. Nowadays however, you can't find anything over 35K that is related to development -and-
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by gutnor 10y ago
What is your legal status after triggering Article 50 ? Are you still considered a full member of the EU, meaning you retain all your rights including voting ? Lots of things are illegal for member state, basically everything that the UK ne
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by gutnor 10y ago
If the UK negotiate to be part of the EEA within 2 years of activating Article 50, then it will be a smooth transition. The other unknown that parent did not mention is how hard will the EU make those negotiation. Everybody economical inter
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by gutnor 10y ago
The thing is if this is so rare and so precious, why is it cheap enough to put in balloon. Now obviously I get that it is not currently rare, but that once it gets rare that's going to be a big issue. But there are people whose job is
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by gutnor 10y ago
"The Leave campaign has no plan" comes from the aftermath of the vote. There has been a serious lack of leadership from the Leave captain, and a lot of backtracking on promises. I was expecting Boris or Farage setup a great press
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by gutnor 10y ago
That's credit rating in a nutshell. Don't have debt means bad credit rating.
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by gutnor 10y ago
As per the article the people that voted leave didn't really care about the consequences because they are at the bottom of the barrel already. So of course, they are not nice to fuck it up for every body else, but hey, they didn't
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by gutnor 10y ago
You don't need to, but the EU is that way. We don't even know what is going to happen in the real world, that's difficult to make projection in a hypothetical world were the EU was built differently. For example, would the UK
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by gutnor 10y ago
That's the other side of the coin. How the UK deals with the increase difficulty to find talent ? It is difficult to predict especially because the Leave politicians that will lead the country have campaigned on immigration control, an
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by gutnor 10y ago
If you assume the UK still participate in the single market, then the majority of the stuff you don't like about Europe are still going to be there. Except that the UK would have lost any kind of direct influence on its rules and regul
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by gutnor 10y ago
You just summarised the goal of the European Nation, well the opposite of it anyway: trying to unite peacefully instead of killing each other endlessly. Now I guess you would suggest the EU should invade the UK to set them back straight ? T
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by gutnor 10y ago
The shit will hit the fan if there is no strong majority. And all the polls suggest that it is not going to be a strong majority. 50% of the population is going to be pissed. Too many bridges between both side have been burned. United will
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by gutnor 10y ago
After 20 years working on the same platform maybe he didn't want to go into that fight, knowing the eventual outcome anyway. I have seen that quite often with my ex-colleague. Some people have been working on the company for ages, solv
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by gutnor 10y ago
Maybe the deal was to make ZFS ready for personal computer / Apple requirements that may have interested Sun but not Oracle ? In the middle of an acquisition with a guaranteed few years of uncertainty, no strong backing from the new bo
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by gutnor 10y ago
Well, that's ok, that's not the place to ask the question. Or is it ? How do you find a better place ? Probably use google and find yourself back on SO / Whatever SE again. That's the biggest problem. The #1 source of in
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by gutnor 10y ago
Any regulation is imposed by the people on itself in a democracy. When people complain about the internet provider in the US, they have imposed that to themselves too. Anyway, the point is that electric car in Norway is not competing on equ
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by gutnor 10y ago
> I think that it's survival hinges upon delivering the model 3 on time and at high quality ... and in sufficient quantities. They have proven the technology, the approach and the readiness of the market. The last thing they need t
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by gutnor 10y ago
There is also an element of uncertainty. Sometimes you are ready to pay more but you are unsure of the value. Others bidding more, may convince you it is ok to bid more. For example, foreign jewellery on which you are unfamiliar with the ha
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by gutnor 10y ago
Apparently he was out of work in 95. At that time in Europe, IT was not that hot. It was starting but he probably didn't have the proper profile. Germany was not great at the time either anyway. Then the hiring mentality in continental
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by gutnor 10y ago
2% of 16oz of milk is a bit less than 10 ml of milk and that would only be 6 Calories even for the full-fat whole milk in sale here in Europe. Not sure how they manage to squeeze that amount of calories in their coffee but that is indeed so
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by gutnor 10y ago
> This is fairly amusing. Or not. The effect of caffeine as an appetite suppressant is nowhere close to letting you skip a meal (that's what we are talking about when saying breakfast, not 5 corn flakes with a sip of milk). A lot of
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by gutnor 10y ago
Exactly, come in London. After 12 years and a salary above average I'm still nowhere near being able to live comfortably in the best areas. Hell, with a kid, I can barely afford the shit area where the school do not suck. There is no m
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by gutnor 10y ago
> similar clients have paid $x-(x+20%) That's key. A small business like his is probably not all over the place, they must be hired for a limited categories of problems. After 12+ years doing it, the author should be able to ballpar
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by gutnor 10y ago
> How is that undervalued? If you believe that electric and autonomous car is the future and that Tesla will dominate the electric and autonomous car market, especially starting in 2020 already selling 1 million car a year with 2 new eve
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by gutnor 10y ago
The original plan was to reuse existing infrastructure and have very few stops outside city center. For that scenario the number were holding up. Now the question is what problem is this solving: you have cheap novel transport system for pa
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by gutnor 10y ago
> By having a process to end your life we've a much better chance of having professionals encounter people at an earlier time. Indeed, it is not like it is going to work like the suicide booth in Futurama, probably you will need to
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by gutnor 10y ago
Hopefully they will get UI data. Even the best of current generation of GPS are awful to use if you want to force it to take specific routes. Even analysing the route the GPS is building for you is not often easy and in any case a lot of th
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by gutnor 10y ago
> and will absolutely smoke an accord in a 0-60 and 1/4 mile race Yeah, that's just the right argument. I'm sure you are talking about taking your car to the track, no driving like a reckless idiot.
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by gutnor 10y ago
Spotlight is enabled by default _and_ left enabled on basically all the Macs and Mac users are actually a big userbase for Dropbox. It is very unlikely Dropnox team will forget that Spotlight indexing is running in the background. Does not
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by gutnor 11y ago
I guess that just reinforce parent's point. Cheating is not so bad, why aren't you doing it ? I won't go as far as saying that we should train our children to cheat but the moral stigma we put on cheating is completely at odd

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