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Just curious, how will the IT industry will be the next to get hit and what makes you say it will get hit "HARD" ?
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It seems to me Leonardo that you don't have at least 15 years in any given field. I'm sorry but I'm looking for a senior engineer.
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It is pretty obvious to me that this is a natural trend in a lot of areas of entertainment. Game design techniques are refined with time it is only normal that "classical" games get to the back rack as games develop to be more sub
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Just make them get the spanish QWERTY. It has all possible accents (even for german). The only exceptions for characters would be for words like "soeur", or "oeil".
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AMD slams “biased” and “unreliable” Intel benchmarks
(arstechnica.com)
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The university meals in France where I studied where quite balanced. Maybe twice or thrice a month the food wasn't very good, like leftovers. But overall it was very good food and cheap at that. Of course a 5 course balanced meal.
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The man in the high castle? With Netflix? Isn't that an Amazon Prime series??
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Just use a VPN or proxy dude... it's not hard.
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Just curious, but what is your line of work and that of your friends with assistants?
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10 conflicts to watch in 2016
(foreignpolicy.com)
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It is actually generalized. Not only on mobile. Hard to read indeed but very interesting nonetheless.
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Just go for a few years and get your degree in europe. Education in most countries is almost free of charge (between 100€ and 500€ a year ) So you can get a degree for 7k€ (if you live relatively well if you are thrifty it will be less tha
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WhatsApp didn't break any US laws. If whatsapp doesn't follow Brazils laws it can't break them. However Brazil is in its full rights to ban it if it considers it isn't coherent with the local laws. It's simple reall
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I thought it said homophobic encryption... My devious mind!
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You forgot to mention that Japan is the biggest creditor in the world and the one that possesses more foreign net assets than even China. So even if debt is colossal, it has the assets to maintain it for a long time.
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Feels like you are talking about EuroInformation Dév...
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I thought it was Sicily and that Scilly was a keystroke mistake. Funny that...
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"logically oriented religion"... o...k....
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What do you guys think of clipperz? Is it safe?
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And you are conveniently forgetting that Japan is the biggest creditor in the world and the one that possesses more foreign net assets than even China. So yes... definitely a bright future despite the colossal "debt".
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Job listings targeting on stackoverflow
(blog.stackoverflow.com)
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A partial article but nontheless the point has been made. It seems to me like facebook is being more and more agressive as people are starting to lose interest in the network. And specially as there are more and more competitors that have m
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How did you guys start working remotely? Or did you work remotely from the beginning? I would like to try but I see it difficult for a company to hire someone remotely who has never worked remotely. Catch-22 anyone?
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It must be a witch hunt at VW right now... Not that any witches exist of course, just for a scapegoat.
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In France it is 524€ per month with a usually undisclosed Christmas bonus.
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um... what?
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Thanks guys/girls!
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Yes completely agree. Let's hope that real equality can be achieved without spiraling into a quest for women's supremacy. It is no wonder that more and more men refuse to express their views about the issue for fear of being calle
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Ask HN: Is there an equivalent to livecoding.tv? (or one in the works?)
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I refuse to oblige this clickbait. The headline is so blatantly (click me! please! I need attention!) Seriously though, Software Engineers will maintain the status of engineers whether they like it or not. And that's because it is real
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