readyforbrunch

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by readyforbrunch 6mo ago
You didn't consider inflation. 2013's $5 is $7 in today's money. Today's $4 equals roughly 2013's $2.82. So a near 44% price reduction for a 50% reduction in only one of the components. Looks like progression to me.
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by readyforbrunch 8mo ago
That's where something like openspec and beads come in. You work high level, create a spec and break it down into beads (small tasks). Your main agent then spawns workers that perform a task with limited scope.
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by readyforbrunch 8mo ago
How do you orchestrate this workflow? Do you define different skills that all use different models, or something else?
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by readyforbrunch 9mo ago
Having led the process from the other side, the more often your name comes up in a positive light, the better your chances. Odds are that OPs work simply wasn't mentioned much by his peers. The person you are replying to was absolutely
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by readyforbrunch 2y ago
For us it was okta. Not only in their subscription cost, but also because using okta meant we had to upgrade most of our SaaS subscriptions to their enterprise package. Got rid of it, hired 2 people with a small portion of the budget that w
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by readyforbrunch 2y ago
Numbers I work with are ~45k for a senior software engineer in Hungary, Spain, Italy, Greece vs ~85k in France, Germany, the Netherlands. Fully loaded cost (tax, insurance) adds about 20-30% on top in West. South and East are considerably l
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by readyforbrunch 2y ago
It's not offshoring in the same way as it was 20 years ago. They are remote employees, they go through the same hiring process as everyone else but at 50% the price. And remote work is much, much more accessible. Remote workers located