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by ponector 3mo ago
>> fewer and fewer people providing goods and services Many of them are not needed anyway. Close half of the fast food joints. Or fire half of the IT people. Go back to levels we had in 2006!
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by ponector 3mo ago
But it is still used in Ukrainian kamikaze drones.
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by ponector 3mo ago
You also brought internet to the long range kamikaze drones enabling hunting mode there.
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by ponector 3mo ago
Accenture exists only because there are enough companies willing to hire contractors. The root cause is not a vendor but buyer.
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by ponector 3mo ago
Adding more hops to the process you filter people so only desperate enough will apply. Excellent if you are looking for cheap labor!
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by ponector 3mo ago
It is a seasonal low skilled work. How much should it pay? Overall it is comparable to a seasonal farm work: mostly done by immigrants
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by ponector 3mo ago
Remote work from South America or from satellite office in Bangalore. That is exactly what the money wants.
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by ponector 4mo ago
If you cannot find enough people in current market then pay is not that good as you think.
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by ponector 4mo ago
Nowadays more than half of job postings are fake. It's either process to show activity or they already have one to hire but need to follow established process.
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by ponector 4mo ago
Detroit had tons of extra housing. Why have people people fled to other cities? There is no easy fast solution to this. Just build more housing will not solve complex issues. Not saying there should not be more construction, though.
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by ponector 4mo ago
You are a senior developer. Please do no mistakes!
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by ponector 4mo ago
The only way to make them to write efficient code is to force developers to do development and testing of the software on the weak machine. At my current job we have Windows virtual machines with 4 old Xeon cores, running at 2.4Ghz and 16Gb
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by ponector 4mo ago
It's called resume-driven-development. You can't add stdlib into your resume while you can pandas. If there are no guardrails, loose quality control and nobody cares about performance - why should they replace current pandas with
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by ponector 4mo ago
Shouldn't you measure output instead of hours spent on the job? People could be productive or not with one job as well as there.
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by ponector 4mo ago
Food and transportation is extremely cheap nowadays. Big bag of rice is couple dollars and a bicycle is a 100$. Oh, people don't want affordable food but a 20-buck burrito and a 100k truck of ridiculous size?
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by ponector 4mo ago
There are multiple points against such comparison: 1. Minimum wage goes up - for some amount of people. Most are not feeling it as they are not on the minimum wage or not working. 2. Salary is not UBI, it is actually earned, taken from reve
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by ponector 4mo ago
>> mimp-rort-jan-mon-kain-sqin And then you see they are not accepting such a weak password. Add special characters, numbers, etc.
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by ponector 4mo ago
There is no such thing as cheap nuclear reactor. Even cheaper Chernobyl type is expensive to build.
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by ponector 4mo ago
This is the end of ice age, not the first time, not the last one. Industrialization helped to speed up warming, though.
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by ponector 4mo ago
Ryanair is the biggest airline in Europe. Everyone competes with them. I found if you are traveling with family, need a checked bag and seats - Ryanair has no price advantage over other players.
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by ponector 4mo ago
>Without China, there are no missiles, there are no nukes, there are no drones. There is no war. You can say the same about other countries trading with Iran. Also Iran had missiles before China started to be a global player.
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by ponector 4mo ago
>>The US could always win the war whenever it wants to. Same with Russia vs Ukraine. Yes, russia can win anytime. They simply decided to grind a million of russians instead. ICBM is a deterrent, not a winning weapon.
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by ponector 4mo ago
>“how are you feeling with ${latest_company_happenings}?” or “how do you think the team is doing?” or “are you interested in the work these days, or burnt out?” That is the worst questions to ask to the experienced people. You cannot sha
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by ponector 4mo ago
In my experience, the challenge in software development is not to solve a problem, but to define the outcome, the scope, the acceptance criteria etc.
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by ponector 4mo ago
Covid-2030 is coming to help.
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by ponector 4mo ago
It is as simply as that. Economic support you mentioned is never enough to cover basic needs. Better than nothing, but still require to sacrifice a lot to have an extra kid. More kids means you need a bigger house, bigger car, extra furnitu
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by ponector 4mo ago
No one gives a fuck what russian residents are thinking about it. And if they start to talk about issues - police will quickly force everyone to shut up.
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by ponector 4mo ago
But the truth is: it doesn't work correctly. I see quality of software dropped significantly. At work we are integrating with third party platform to automate excel-powered calculations. It is awful. Rendering the table in browser take
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by ponector 4mo ago
In my experience, unless you are working with items which can kill people (medical, military) there is no responsibility. Developers can deploy any broken build with little consequences.
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by ponector 4mo ago
>> like a decent principled person and that's rare nowadays. I admire that They could be a russian spy as well. You never know if he has an assignment from fsb/gru.

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