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If you are wondering how much is the government paying ...

> Under the scheme, readers accrue points that can be redeemed for a few cents. People will have to log 50 daily reading sessions on a government website to earn S$1 (approx 80 US cents). A session of 15 minutes or more is rewarded with 20 virtual coins, with 1,000 coins needed for a dollar payment. One reading session is allowed daily.

Isn’t it unhealthy to skip both breakfast and lunch? How are you getting the energy to do stuff without eating?

Don’t you think some users may want this as it puts less strain on your eyes? Especially, if they spend a lot of time reading Hacker News.

This is definitely better for employees who are on H1B than a regular lay-off. At least, they have the option to keep their job while looking for a new one. Otherwise, the 60 day clock starts and the employee may have to leave the country. Which is much worse than relocating to another state.

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Isn't that a good solution if the alternative is to pay $2,000 for a studio in a bad neighborhood in SF or find something else 1 hour away?

Was that app Livemocha?

Sorry but that's not how it works. $500k/year would mean roughly $250k base+bonus and $1 million of stocks vested over four years. And at most companies, the vesting starts after 1 year. So at the end of year one, you would have made $500k in base+bonus+stocks. And after that you would usually get the stocks every quarter so $62.5k worth of stocks every quarter. I am not sure where is your figure of 200-250k Total Comp coming from?

I wonder why they didn't just call it the "Indian Switcheroo". Why would it be named after a religion?

How does that matter? They are just stating how much value they are getting out of $10.

Couldn't you ask someone to mail it to you?

The title should be "Useful Swift Things". I assumed it would be about useful tips and tricks about using iOS on an iPhone.

Also, it is possible that employees were putting in extra effort so that they won't be one getting laid off in case their company decides to do a layoff. It was a scary environment in the beginning with a layoff being announced almost every day.