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Kiro is from Amazon, so Conway's law in action?

> In Sweden I've seen quite a few businesses sprung up for that, collecting overpaid rent through a legal firm.

This seems like the bizarro world version of American debt collection firms, cool!

Bonus is a very significant component (often the majority) of comp that gets cut when you're under a noncompete in these kinds of jobs. Yes I understand that's a "world's smallest violin" problem at these scales.

It's not pronounced "jraphics interchange format", therefore hard G

I use mushroom and pineapples broiled together in an al pastor-style marinade for vegan tacos

that's dependabot

which makes everything you buy cost more, are you sure you still like it then?

Do you keep ownership over those tools when they're integrated into your employer's product? What are the terms on your employment contract? This can get muddy.

> I could never understand why some people don't understand that people buy into a community because they like the community in the state when they bought into it.

And the guy who bought 10 years before you hates you, the newcomer, changing their neighborhood and ruining its character.

Tax rates are marginal, this is wrong.

American restaurants are lucky to have 1-2 readers and usually they're hardwired in the back by the registers :(

The article is from someone whose final-boss interview was with...joel spolsky. And it was a pretty useless-in-the-real-world question he was given as a coding exercise (base -2 number conversion).

Look up a consignment shop in your area, take your stuff to them, they'll handle it and give you like 30-50% of what they sell it for, done.

Pawn shops exist and will give you about that percentage for your stuff.

Yes. Or to go even older, this is a rehash of consignment stores/estate sales/liquidation centers, but with the internet involved.