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by mbrain 2y ago
For Germany specific Blue Card, company doesn't really need to support the candidate, its fairly straight forward and easy to obtain if the candidate has the salary & degree for BC, they just need a job contract.
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by mbrain 2y ago
Whats the reason of the restriction for `We can only relocate candidates who are in the EU.` ?
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New H1-B rule by DHS(twitter.com)
80 points by mbrain 2y ago|9 comments
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by mbrain 2y ago
> In my opinion, it's fine to raise taxes on those kinds of freelancer/employer relations to the same level as salaried employees omg, brilliant idea! Since we are not paying enough already.
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by mbrain 2y ago
Its amazing so far! I'm unemployable, I don't like commiting to a company, working in the same project for longer than 6 months, maximum is like 12 months if its a good one. I like working and collaborating with people but I hate
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by mbrain 2y ago
> The project is conducted in partnership with the Strengthening Social Cohesion and Peace in Sri Lanka (SCOPE) programme, co-funded by the European Union and German Federal Foreign Office. SCOPE is implemented by GIZ in partnership wit
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by mbrain 2y ago
SEEKING WORK | Germany | Remote, can overlap with US timezones OFFERING: Product engineer with 15+ years of hands on experience. Most productive with the Ruby on Rails stack. RECENT PROJECTS: * Was part of a small team and shipped features
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by mbrain 2y ago
Interesting concept. Just wondering, how does it stay updated with the latest info?
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by mbrain 2y ago
I travel in a campervan a lot and Germany's 4G coverage is the reason I had to buy Starlink.
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by mbrain 2y ago
I've had a similar one and find it extremely helpful for both parties. It should get more common!
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by mbrain 2y ago
Dokku on a Hetzner instance, can handle 10s of apps if I need. Very simple to setup and manage. Deploys with git push.
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by mbrain 2y ago
I hate that developers are inventing their own "patterns" to look cool, they keep overengineering even the product doesn't have the PMF yet and you can't say that is stupid because you have to be professional.
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by mbrain 2y ago
Moved in 2018, looking forward for leaving soon!
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by mbrain 2y ago
I gave up in the middle of the tutorial.
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by mbrain 3y ago
SEEKING WORK | Germany | Remote, can overlap with US timezones OFFERING: Product-minded engineer with 15+ years of hands on experience. Most productive with the Rails stack. Can help with: * Building your MVP in short time * Building new co
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by mbrain 3y ago
SEEKING WORK | Germany | Remote, can overlap with US timezones OFFERING: Product-minded engineer with 15+ years of hands on experience. Most productive with the Rails stack. Can help with: * Building your MVP in short time * Building new co
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by mbrain 3y ago
SEEKING WORK | Germany | Remote, can overlap with US timezones OFFERING: Product-minded engineer with 15+ years of hands on experience. Most productive with the Rails stack. Can help with: * Building your MVP in short time * Building new co
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by mbrain 3y ago
> There are quite a few services here that handle everything May I ask what is it called?
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by mbrain 3y ago
Fun stuff <3 Another sad thing is, you can easily get buried in the costs of Legal/Tax advisor costs even for some simple stuff. That is why sometimes its better not to 'entreprendre' anything while living in Germany. The
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by mbrain 3y ago
When you ask about ways to minimize, you are treated as a criminal who is avoiding taxes.
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by mbrain 3y ago
I would guess Poland
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by mbrain 3y ago
non-German living in Germany, I couldn't agree more. When I complain about this, Germans usually reply with 'then go back to your home'.
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by mbrain 3y ago
> Now you could try to sell your shares to the other two founders before trying to move, which doesn't exactly simplify your life at this point. Just curious, could you just give it away for free or do they also have some value that
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by mbrain 3y ago
> where most energy is spent setting up a company and navigating bureaucracy maybe that's the goal of the system? Small players end up dying so big corps who can afford an army of accountants and lawyers prevail.
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by mbrain 3y ago
In my opinion, the creation of such regulations primarily serves as a barrier to entry for large corporations, much like many EU regulations. Smaller companies often lack the resources to employ costly lawyers to guide them through the comp
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by mbrain 4y ago
I've also had a not so cool experience with them, the interviewer canceled 30 mins before the call and mentioned they will send an email to reschedule tomorrow. That was in September 2021, haven't heard back again :)
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Ask HN: Those making $500+/month on side projects in 2023 – Show and tell
436 points by mbrain 4y ago|451 comments
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by mbrain 9y ago
I'm a developer for 10 years and I've started to mentoring by HackHands on Ruby and Ruby on Rails. I realized its so much fun and improves my knowledge. I believe knowledge should be free and I've done lots of volunteered men
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by mbrain 9y ago
Interesting! I built Gitcussion for the exact same reason few years ago. https://gitcussion.com/
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by mbrain 10y ago
Looks neat. You might monitize it by selling to some cafes(only whitelisted music allowed maybe)

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