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by igsomething 3y ago
In my experience, "little software shops" are about maintaining "living fossile" systems. They survive by signing contracts with non-tech companies (supermarkets, healthcare, etc.) to develop a system and offer support,
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by igsomething 3y ago
It is always the same debate in any cryptocurrency thread. People from economically free countries cannot understand cryptocurrencies because they are not meant for them and label them as scam. They cannot understand what 85% income tax is,
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by igsomething 3y ago
On top of the 150% annual inflation and the government making it almost illegal to buy USD, the general population has basic knowledge of cryptocurrency and they are not afraid of sharing biometric data. Government-owned apps (taxes, health
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by igsomething 3y ago
You could also say "Se le rompio el vaso", which means she broke the glass but it was not her fault.
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by igsomething 3y ago
Except every investment becomes high-risk. Businesses cannot make financial plans/projections because of the uncertainty created by the same inflation. Depending on the inflation percentage, the furthest you could plan ahead could be u
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by igsomething 4y ago
Add countries with hyperinflation too such as Venezuela and Argentina. Every cryptocurrency-related post here in HN is flooded with extremely negative comments, even if the post itself does not promote cryptocurrencies. These people have se
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by igsomething 4y ago
GraphQL and Jest too.
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by igsomething 4y ago
There was Ballon d'or but it was exclusively awarded to European players. South American football was on par with European football during Pele era. By 1970 CONMEBOL had won more world cups than UEFA (5 vs 4) and more Intercontinental