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ireadfaces
11mo ago
It is interesting that a similar thing happened when millions of manufacturing jobs were offshored to China and other low-cost sites. Now it has come to the tech industry, and every other industry where it is possible. It hurts when it come
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Ask HN: How do you make tough decisions?
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ireadfaces
5y ago
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ireadfaces
5y ago
It may not be depression. It could very well be stress and burnout. To start with: just to to any therapist (ie counselling psychologist or clinical psychologist), basically a therapist. You need talking, and then they can show the way forw
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ireadfaces
5y ago
I don't think you are missing anything here. Both work in different ways (I have worked with companies as large as 250k+ employees to 2 employees). Both try to achieve different things (make something from zero, and create drastic valu
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ireadfaces
5y ago
I tried that, but I try to search in wide world, sometimes about topics that I don't even understand. So I don't know where to look. And many of my searches are like that (examples: how merchant fees work, how QC affects stock pri
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ireadfaces
5y ago
I have also worked with many companies that are pretty huge, cash positive, exploding growth, and with very complex software as their product. They made a rule of not hiring using DS&A after accidentaly coming across a tier-3 college st
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ireadfaces
5y ago
Can you elaborate more on this? I think we are getting blocked :|
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ireadfaces
5y ago
Not just any videos. Now I even speed up movies on netflix. That's why I have to watch them on laptop now, as I can't speed them up on TV.
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ireadfaces
5y ago
A moment of silence
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ireadfaces
5y ago
I see a really good example in India's UPI. You can make payments upto $600 USD using that, it directly deducts from your bank account and you can do P2P too.
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ireadfaces
5y ago
Amex has fairly been consistent 'because it is not accepted anywhere'
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ireadfaces
5y ago
Sauce?
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ireadfaces
5y ago
Always come with citations.
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ireadfaces
5y ago
Yes, I think so too. Previous comment I think meant that if making cultured 'flesh' is infeasible, we can switch to a diet that is vegetarian and feasible at scale.
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ireadfaces
7y ago
I agree to that, not just it kills local job market, it is exploiting foreign workers. I read Theranos' account, and I imagined many Indian workers kept working because they had no choice to say No. The moment they say no, they will lo
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ireadfaces
7y ago
That's true for FAANG companies as well. They have slowed down hiring in US since it has become really hard to bring that talent in the country. Instead they are slowly moving their work to other countries and doubling down on hiring
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ireadfaces
7y ago
Not just exceptions. I have hoards of friends who have bachelors degree and they moved in through H1 route, but now working in FAANG or similar competitive start-ups because they are skilful and are making 130k+. But I got your point, there
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ireadfaces
8y ago
It was nice to hear some unpolished stories.
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ireadfaces
8y ago
In one religious ideology here in India, they actually focus on one thing which is being non-materialistic
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ireadfaces
8y ago
Did it factor currency value too? An average Indian has a salary of 400$ or lesser, with which he pulls off a family of 4.
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ireadfaces
8y ago
I find it fine. Here, read my article, and links to my work. Fair trade.
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ireadfaces
8y ago
I second what you said here. I worked as a CTO of a start up which was primarily driven by ego and lies of the CEO. He didn't want to go a rational way and constantly duped (yes duped) investors. I took a long time to exit the startup.
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ireadfaces
8y ago
In india, a pin is mandatory for all the purchases even when there were no chip cards. Uber had some trouble because it could not charge credit cards like they do in US, as our cards needed two factor auth.
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ireadfaces
9y ago
Is it too late to ask that how such art is valued? Of course I read about the theory that it depends on art dealers and a lot of things, less to do with quality of art. As quality of art is subjective after a certain point. Just thought som
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ireadfaces
9y ago
I saw this tutorial by you somewhere Spandan, and found it here on HN. I am yet to explore it but I have marked your GIT repo already. Thanks for the hard work.
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ireadfaces
10y ago
I love to take source code away. It's fun.
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Unsecured MongoDb's getring hit by malwares all over the world
(bleepingcomputer.com)
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ireadfaces
10y ago
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ireadfaces
10y ago
How were the months in between you reached California and got a job. I am in one same phase except changing the state. How did you pau for expenses?
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ireadfaces
10y ago
I am in technology, so must be you. Though I really find it hard to get any such work (projects) that you said you finally were able to get. Any help on how i can do same for me?
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ireadfaces
10y ago
Haha.. same old story, every time you write a scraper, they hit back with captcha. :)
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