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If the employer offers terms you don’t like then don’t work for them.

If you feel inclined you can say “I’m taking a job with an employer who doesn’t pay based on location”.

But there’s really no reason to do the employer the service of telling them.

Slightly off topic but collaborative programming seems to be a big unsolved and ignored problem in programming.

A recent HN discussion on microservices had people saying (paraphrasing) “it’s the only way we can collaboratively build software”.

Programming languages currently seem to be built for programming as a solitary activity. Seems to me that programming languages could be designed with the aim of solving the large scale collaboration problem.

Out come all the people who think this sort of thing is planned by Apple.

From the lack of comments maybe no one has any idea about WASM, which explains a lot.

Genius.

This should be built into IDEs.

This post implies relationship between 37 Signals success and the ebook.

But really their success was all about Ruby On Rails and the community and publicity and audience that brought.

So I’m not sure quite what to make of this post.

Android needed google to grow, YouTube didn’t.

I often think about how YouTube was the bargain of the century.

YouTube would be one if the biggest companies ever if it had remained independent.