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$230k can including bonus and $225k in RSU with can guarantee

Yes I do. I know someone that got this offer and recently joined. I helped them negotiate and pick offers. This was a staff engineer but the person had only 6 years of experience.

Total comp for a middle engineer at Uber is $450k.

Uber's cash-based compensation hasn't been that high, has it? A friend of mine who was making $150k base at a public company was offered $115k and purported stock of $500k. He needed the cash so he didn't take that offer. This was back in 2016. Things might have changed since then.

The other way to look at it is that potentially $3.9B worth of stock could be sold on the public market and further dilute the value of the stock.

Not to replace courts but to understand legal agreements better. If you could express it as an algorithm, perhaps, you could rewrite in simpler english or answer questions about it?

Slack's operating loss send easier to recover from. Uber will have to cut costs massively to come closer to profitability. The drop in stock is before the lock in period had expired. Expect it to drop further after October when all the employees dump their stock.

Can legal agreements be expressed as an algorithm?

This post is equivalent to that famous comment on Dropbox about running a fileserver yourself. It's a waste of time and I can't believe it's being upvoted on HN.

Thanks. I already have a manager and a wife.

Isn't the speed bottlenecked by the storage speed. Is the data fully loaded into memory first?

Can you conceal these cannons when you walk into a mall before shooting others?

Maybe we should consider one for arguments to avoid arguments like yours