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jypepin
8y ago
A spreadsheet was created last year with french salaries of startups, it's pretty informative. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Zjvz-Ud2TR3rco2BTq0X...
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jypepin
8y ago
this is simply wrong, don't listen to this.
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8y ago
probably TC, including stocks accumulated that got more value over time.
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8y ago
not saying that in a negative way, and I agree that for someone who understands IRC, IRC is great! But this comment is very similar to the infamous rsync comment on the Dropbox original Show HN post. Most people don't know IRC, are p
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8y ago
I can't edit. I meant "it was NOT a secret".
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8y ago
I don't know if I would recommend NOT using json when starting out (I'm on the side of pushing for a monolith for as long as possible), but yes omg I've been there. I've migrated multiple services out of our monolith int
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8y ago
Lots of acquihire indeed. And in the case of sparrow and a lot of others, it was a secret. So one could wonder who is to blame; Google for acquihiring companies to fulfil hiring needs, or those companies that accept to get acquihired depist
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8y ago
which are... none? I don't mean to be cynical sorry, but social benefits are US citizen subject that warrant such high taxes while living abroad? We live in NL and definitely don't get/need any benefits from the US.
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8y ago
I think they took that from Elixir? This is done also on elixir docs!
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8y ago
My wife if a US citizen and we are living abroad right now. Not sure what benefits you are talking about that warrants paying a tax while abroad.
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8y ago
I had fun building our wedding website without any JS just to see how much I could push the boundaries of CSS and HTML. That was fun and a good learning experience. I'll now be able to build better apps _with JS_ knowing where it makes
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8y ago
I'm kind of a ruby guy, and I started with the elixir intro from their website. Very clear and well documented. Then I built a website using Phoenix and learnt through that. Docs in elixir are first class citizen, so everything is very
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8y ago
what does "mixed with other coins" mean exactly? If I own a wallet, and someone steals coins and "mix" their coins with mine in my wallet, they eventually have to get those coins back right? So I probably know them and c
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8y ago
I would like to have an ELI5 too! I understand that coins could be sent and blurred into a lot of different wallets, etc. but still have trouble understanding how it is so hard to follow, since the money eventually has to be either sent to
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8y ago
you could probably still make that money working remotely with a sfba company tho
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8y ago
its 10-12 weeks from confidential filing. We can expect the next 2 weeks to be quiet for preparing the roadshow, then 2 weeks on the road then IPO.
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8y ago
sorry I'm mistaken with something else but can't remember what!
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8y ago
pretty sure Revolut actually uses transferwise for fx transfers edit: my bad, seems like I'm confused with something else but can't figure out what!
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8y ago
I'm not judging if the author did something right or wrong, but that he got "ridiculed" for doing something his coworkers judged wrong, and that he insults them back.
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8y ago
Their "friendly" twitter account blocked me because I said their recent ads are not original (copied Spotify). I'm a premium/black card client, and will be removing my money right away and closing my account. Their behav
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8y ago
> I once cranked out a design based on abstract classes in TypeScript, and got ridiculed because apparently nobody does it this way in TypeScript. I certainly pretended that my colleagues were hopeless idiots. It used to help before, but
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8y ago
You don't always need masters. A full stack engineer will build your a rails app that might work perfectly for the whole life of your business. Only when your business scales (a lot) that you need people that are more and more speciali
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8y ago
I'm a full stack developer. I thought I was going to agree with the article, at least for some parts, but I actually disagree completely. What the article says is true, but you could replace fullstack with any other role, name the arti
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8y ago
> Ridership is now at its lowest level in more than a decade, driven by a shift to driving instead of using Metro’s sprawling bus network. Maybe if they realised that the reason nobody takes public transit is because LA's is one of
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8y ago
True but it's very hard to rationalise. I only know a lot of (great) engineers who either don't believe it when they are told the level of income in BigCo, or think that the comp is that high because people are much better at BigC
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8y ago
seems like doing something like Next.js might be a better choice, aka have a main folder that exposes publicly accessible files, instead of having to add _ to each folders that should be private (it seems to me most folder/files would
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8y ago
My view is only a data point, but what I've observed is that while comp at startups has not evolved much in the last 5 years (seeing roughly same salaries + stock packages), total comp at later stage startups or bigger companies has sk
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8y ago
This is an amazing idea and seems like it is well delivered. Definitely useful, especially for simpler ones like arrows, etc, since it allows us engineers to by pass the designers and let them focus on the hard stuff!
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8y ago
Ok, I know nothing about space, but looking at this video, it makes me realise something. Would have it been possible for thie Oumuamua to directly crash into the sun and just... end our solar system? Just like that?
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8y ago
Sorry, I realise this could have sounded very precious :) In the context of big tech companies in Silicon Valley, free lunch is so common, not having it is worthy of being talked about in such a conversation!
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