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Comment #31527455
Madagascar. $63/month for 100mb/s down, ~35mb/s up. Pretty good for a third world country.
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Ask HN: Anyone from a third-world country working for a US/European company?
Please share your experience. How hard was the job finding process? Are you self-taught or with a degree? From what country are you? Is your pay adjusted to the cost of living of w…
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Comment #31283628
Well yes, at least that's how we do it in my third world country. You get used to it easily, and there are no distraction when you work.
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Comment #31265639
Disclaimer: I'm in the process of making the switch to software development, and I'm from a 3rd world country. Is there any chance for someone with my profile to get a job in this?…
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Comment #31226290
Can you get in as self-taught?
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Comment #31215095
Berkeley - CS 61A Spring 2021 Berkeley - CS 61B Spring 2021 Helsinki - Full Stack Open 2022 Some LeetCode here and there.
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Ask HN: What industry was the most impacted by computing/software?
Computing/software changed a lot of industries. In my country, it's just starting to pick up and I want to be part of it. I'm looking to develop for the local market, but I want to…
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Comment #31126360
That's how typesetting should be done.
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Comment #30930369
Anything to back this up or is it just some randoms claims without proofs?
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Comment #30330227
How is this even a question? Hiring someone is hiring someone to do a job. If that someone can do the job then he should be hirable/hired no matter the age, gender, race etc ...
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Comment #30249156
A laptop (I'm from a 3rd world country, so yeah it's a big deal).
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Comment #30227878
After spending so much time working, and nothing more it's understandable. But now that you know what's the problem, all you have to do is try solutions until it clicks. Traveling …
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Comment #30227656
Money is the gateway to "fun" for me. Working enough to afford the stuff I like and never so much so that I can't spend that money. Find the right balance. And if your job/company …
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Ask HN: Worth to grind LeetCode for a self-taught developer?
I'm debating on the return on investment in grinding LeetCode for self-taught developers. I'm still early in my learning progress, but I can do basic LeetCode problems. If is worth…
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Comment #30191034
Do you hire outside the US?
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Comment #30102098
That was a great read. Would you hire self-taught juniors? Someone from Africa, Madagascar especially? I'm in a process of switching career trying to get into software development.…
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Comment #30101771
How is the view towards self taught in Sweden?
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Comment #30101695
Anything for apprentice? Would even take a customer support role. I'm a 30 dude from a third world country making a career switch and learning how to code.
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Comment #30101626
I totally agree with you, but you have to provide something attractive for the people you want to hire. You mentioned FAANG, and you know why they get so much attention? They pay 4…
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Comment #30100876
You can email me at ralinoro [at] outlook [dot] fr.
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Comment #30099911
So, assuming I can get Schengen Visa from another country, is the process easier? I want to immigrate and Norway, Sweden, Finland are my top 3 destination. The thing is, getting vi…
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Comment #30099628
Seeing your team from all over the world, are you guys still hiring? Taking apprentice?
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Comment #30099253
Are looking for local dev/designers only? Remote first is the hot thing right now, so maybe that would help as it would be more attractive. PS: I'm a 30 year old dude from a 3rd wo…
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Comment #30098519
Basically my plan right now, I'm from a poor african country where everything has to be built. So I'm studying / researching western companies from the last 50 years and how they b…