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ssijak
5y ago
First part of the analysis is correct. But I care to disagree with the second one starting from here "For all the talk about COVID unlocking the global marketplace of talent, I don't see any evidence of that happening yet." I
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5y ago
I'm close to 250k range, with bonuses in the range. And I'm from Eastern Europe. But yeah, your second paragraph is key for enabling that. Or being very lucky.
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ssijak
5y ago
I formed an LLC for 350$ through a service, online. Yearly I pay additional 190$ for maintenance and address. edit: They also helped me open a Mercury bank account
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ssijak
5y ago
If you are providing services online which programming is while being a non resident alien through your LLC you are owning 0% taxes to the USA. There are nuances and you should check with proper tax advisors, but that is how it should work.
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ssijak
5y ago
Because there is no alternative. Google is much much worse. And not using Google or Apple ecosystems for at least phones and general media/photo backups limits your experience in day to day life sadly.
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5y ago
Good luck and have fun in going to courts against Apple for suspending your iCloud account.
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Emergency meeting called for contagious Covid-19 variant found in South Africa
(wtsp.com)
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Zastava 101 - Stojadin
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5y ago
Twitter web is done with React Native.
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ssijak
5y ago
Flutter repo in Github has 10 000 open issues, so I don't know how you prioritise that at all.
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ssijak
5y ago
yes, to buy 1 square meter it is 5-7x the total average salary
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5y ago
here it is 400-500 euros for 1 bedroom apartment in the city center. and to buy 1 square meter is 2500-3000euros in centrish locations. which is 5-6times the average salary. compute that.
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5y ago
600e minimum sounds good when you live in a country also in Europe where the average is 500e, and that average is fake because there are a lot unregistered workers working illegally for smaller amounts.
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5y ago
The one thing where M processors absolutely excel compared to competition is what you call "general responsiveness in UI", and it is not just the hardware but how they optimised it with their OS because now they have control over
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5y ago
Their CMS is trash though. Treasure throve of bugs and issues, especially if you sync your stuff to it. Not to mention 10k limit across all projects even on Enterprise plan, non negotiable.
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5y ago
Why would not some government fund the proper research into Ivermectin and Covid and be done with it. A lot of money was already thrown into the problem, throwing a bit more into a possible cheap and safe preventive treatment is a no braine
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5y ago
I’m working for a US startup remotely from Eastern Europe. From my experience it is easier to find startup remote jobs and I don’t mind to be honest.
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ssijak
5y ago
And NVMe with 7.5gbps are like, we are almost not even note worthy haha Impressive all around.
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ssijak
5y ago
Yeah this is the first time they actually compared to something with the possibly bigger performance.
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it is useful because it will be on the middle of the status bar. After 2 hours my guess nobody would notice anything weird. Like with the iphones, but this one actually makes sense.
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This is literally a dream laptop. Improved in every area and lacking in none I can think of right now. And the price is crazy cheap for this performance if you ask me.
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You should not have personal stuff on a work phone in the first place.
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5y ago
Back of the napkin calculation says that if theoretically the US diverted 2 years of its military budget to nuclear power plants it could make enough modern nuclear power plants to get 70% of its needed power from those nuclear plants. But
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I'm just a casual observer but I can't help to notice that in one screenshot someone was calling this CEO a "white tech dude" and how we should make him mad. What's up with that phrase lately, started noticing it a
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I don't understand this social platforms. Covid stuff and fake news aside, I reported maybe 20 times obvious scam videos, or posts with extreme hatred and threats of violence against a group of people and similar stuff where 99.99999%
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I use official reddit app, spotify, audible, browser, crypto apps, lichess, maps and probably some other apps and frequently switch between them and they always keep their state.
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Dubious of Trump's sanity, top U.S. general called China, book claims
(japantimes.co.jp)
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Well, I would not call US before 13th amendment a democracy and that was 150 years ago. But to your point, liberal democracies are a new phenomenon.
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To be honest I never ever noticed this. I have a lot of apps at a particular time used and switching between them is instant and gets me to the last position and state every time.
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When have you felt that you are lacking RAM on an iPhone?
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