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pyb
5y ago
There is a currently a window of opportunity to hire Sam before FAANG does.
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pyb
5y ago
Sure
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5y ago
Yes that's probably near the median dev salary locally. Some FAANGs understand this and have decided to hire more in Europe.
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pyb
5y ago
It's the norm in France for employers to pay another euro of tax for each euro their employees earn.
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5y ago
I wonder if this is due to the cost of materials, or the cost of local labour.
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pyb
5y ago
Who is "we"? Projects such as VLC tried the consulting approach, but didn't get the outcomes that they'd hoped for.
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5y ago
Would YC have to shrink the batches to implement this change?
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5y ago
You get 500k investment, and you get to participate in the YC accelerator.
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5y ago
It's a game changer for US companies as well !
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5y ago
BTW, is YC going to open up their early application process this month?
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5y ago
That looks like an incredibly founder-friendly deal, and such a huge change wrt the current YC offer !
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5y ago
Apple's issues : lack of new product lines ; seem to be still behind wrt AI
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5y ago
They seem to be having tech talent issues as well. In that regard, the repeat AWS outages, plus the state of the Amazon catalog could be seen canaries in the coalmine.
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5y ago
Some shiftier startups have started to use the term "founding engineer" in their recruitment materials. I doesn't mean "cofounder" at all. Rather, it's a new, confusing term for "1st engineering hire"
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5y ago
I was researching suitable sites to legally build a tiny house in the EU, without a building permit. So far I have: - Some regions in Sweden - Some areas in Portugal - Possibly Romania - It used to be common in Poland, but possibly illegal
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5y ago
This guy was able to extract kickbacks from nine different vendors. So in fact, it looks quite a few companies have systems in place to "facilitate" deals if needed.
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5y ago
According to their website, GPT-J is only comparable to the shrunk-down, 6B-parameter GPT-3.
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5y ago
Yes, many will remember the crazy waiting lists for the Pi 10 years ago. They did not expect to get a huge amount of demand so early.
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5y ago
But, beyond the short term, what do you reckon of the availability over the last 5 years?
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5y ago
I am not referring to the current environment, from what I remember of the last few years, Pi parts have not been consistently available. Or am I misrepresenting?
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5y ago
With the Compute Modules, Raspberry Pi wanted to enter industrial/professional markets. However, in these markets, availability on short notice is a fundamental requirement. The CMs appear mostly unobtainable, and it's not clear t
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5y ago
The last one is the best.
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5y ago
Webkit was not started by Apple, please don't erase the original developers.
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5y ago
It would also be great if they could cut deals with "pro" electronics distributors here in Europe. None of their current distributors are able to ship very fast.
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5y ago
Presumably, Any company could clone the Pi, but they'd never be able to compete on price. It would be great for industrial uses if someone made a pricier, but more readily available clone.
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5y ago
Have you tried SVG2Shenzhen?
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5y ago
Small companies with a hiring process that isn't FAANG-like will continue to do well.
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5y ago
"the discussions on HN are today ... two camps that are just screaming at each other." Not really... HN has made its mind up, it's become mostly indifferent to crypto. Too many unfulfilled promises over the last decade. The s
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5y ago
Y'all are too kind in saying that the video "doesn't give the complete picture." Their answer is wrong, the right answer is 1 second. To see why, consider the same problem with the wire cut at the far end...
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5y ago
Most of their post-2000 successful products stem from acquisitions: Docs, Maps, Waymo...
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