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by s3nnyy 9y ago
ti8m | Frontend-Engineer, .NET Backend, Java Backend | Zurich, Switzerland | Salary: 90k-120k CHF | ONSITE Our career-site: http://www.ti8m.ch/en/career Ti&m stands for "technology, innovation & management
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digitalasset.zone | NYC and Zurich | SALARY: 160k-200k CHF/USD | ONSITE | For Zurich: EU-Passport holders or eligible to work in Switzerland, For NYC: Only people eligible to work in the US We change the reconciliation industry with bl
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by s3nnyy 9y ago
digitalasset.zone | NYC and Zurich | SALARY: 160k-200k CHF/USD | ONSITE | For Zurich: EU-Passport holders or eligible to work in Switzerland, For NYC: Only people eligible to work in the US We change the reconciliation industry with bl
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by s3nnyy 9y ago
digitalasset.zone | NYC and Zurich | SALARY: 160k-200k CHF/USD | ONSITE | For Zurich: EU-Passport holders or eligible to work in Switzerland, For NYC: Only people eligible to work in the US We change the reconciliation industry with bl
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by s3nnyy 9y ago
Best software coming out of Zurich.
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Can you specify? I thought the article was rather good because it resembled mistakes made by geeks for centuries: Thinking of people like machines.
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Is this a pun? For puns I go to Reddit, for substance to HN.
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Why are you happier in Switzerland?
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>So you are basically saying that someone who earns a shit-ton of money should live in a 1 bedroom apartment No, I am not telling anybody to do anything. I am pointing to the existing legal possibilities because Zurich's landlords a
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Salaries for software engineers engineers in Zurich are 90k CHF - 120k CHF. That is 6500 CHF - 8500 CHF after taxes per month. For more information, shoot me an e-mail. You find my contact details in my HN profile. (Disclaimer: I am a forme
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Yeah, all that changed heavily since the bank-secrecy laws were removed in 2013. Some decades ago it was probably really like in Wolf of Wallstreet: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ndTbiDQjbiE People coming here with suitca
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I linked to that source in the article: http://affordanything.com/2015/11/24/is-renting-better-than-...
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OP here. I think I wrote: > "the land doubled in value and is worth 200k CHF" Even if you add up not having to pay rent and possible sale of the house (on which y) you would still end up much better with stocks: House: You buy
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In the article, I explicitly mention cities like San Antonio, Houston etc. and link to my source: https://www.numbeo.com/property-investment/rankings_current....
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OP here. I disagree with everything you said. > having your kid looked after for 5 days2-2,5k CHF / USD per month! Yes but only when your kid is 2-3 years old. After that kindergarten is free. Superb elementary school, high-school i
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OP here: In Switzerland you can also deduct interest on a mortage but the interest is like <1%. > Why you can't deduct interest on credit cards or auto loans, but you can on mortgage interest, beats the hell out of me? That sound
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Good question. I think usually you are taxed where you live. Unless you are a US citizen, then you are taxed also by the US if you earn more than $100k. (As an American, if you open a bank account in Switzerland you have to declare a specia
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OP here: I heard from people working in hotels that some expensive ones loose millions each year but wealthy people from Arab countries who own them don't care.
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Tax on wealth is really low unless you have millions.
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Switzerland: How buying real-estate can kill you financially/reasons for stocks(medium.com)
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I will give an alternative explanation why people fear terrorism: Falling from a ladder also kills more people than terrorism, right, but this is not what people are afraid of. Watch this to understand that we're talking about two diff
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Why do you think Switzerland is very close to outsiders? 25% of people living in Zurich don't have a Swiss passport. It is actually the most international city in Europe (everybody thinks it's London but it's not). If you hav
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Compassion – An efficient alternative to rigid Code of Conducts(hackernoon.com)
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Compassion – An efficient alternative to rigid Code of Conducts(medium.com)
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Compassion – An efficient alternative to rigid Code of Conducts(medium.com)
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> someone on Wall Street is going to figure out how to take advantage of the movements of the herd. Maybe by buying "reverse etf s&p 500"?
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In a seminar on hiring, engineers were surprised when I highlighted that in CVs one should mention numbers whereever possible: https://youtu.be/5hsTnTeZk-k?t=1013 (btw. Europeans are much worse at "selling" themse
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by s3nnyy 9y ago
Interesting points. I was asking on HN to get a Bay Area perspective. Your answer sounds more Wallstreet'ish - no offense. The dot-com crash happened because there unreasonable businesses like pets.com got millions. The 2008 crash happ
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Ask HN: Are we in another tech bubble?
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Ask HN: Are we in another tech bubble (or is China in one)?
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