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I grew up and lived most of my life in America, then emigrated to a country with universal healthcare (the UK). When I developed a life-threatening condition which my US insurance would never have covered, the National Health Service saved my life.

These things don't matter until they really, really, really do. Having seen the grass on both sides of the fence, I can attest that it really can be meaningfully greener.
You don't get to claim the moral high ground and use the tactics of the opposition at the same time.
Norway: http://m.finn.no/job/fulltime/search.html?occupation=0.23&fi...

281 java positions, 182 c#, 91 c++

New ones coming in every day.

There is a lot of demand here for skilled developers, most positions are not for startups, but established business.

Software developer salary is typically lower than in the US, but then again, cost of living (as far as apartment rent goes(in Oslo)) is lower than in SV. C#/Java back-end salary usually range from 600,000 NOK (73 188 dollar, at the low end, not much experience, poor resume) to 1,000,000 NOK (121 980 dollar, senior).

The average developer salary in Oslo is at 106k (dollar). National average is 82k, most attractive jobs, and salaries, tend to be in Oslo.
No. Media is always left leaning liberal. And they always picks favourites and bend data to show that their side will win. In most pre-polls, the average white American, which I believe is the majority backed Trump. But yet the media favoured Hillary. It's not their fault, but they couldn't just sense the ground reality..
My interpretation of Trump is as follows, though note that I'm not american nor a close follower of US politics, or politics in general.

The main concern of his is the flow of capital out of the US, be it through delocating companies or employment of cheap workforce mainly in southeastern Asia. He wants to exploit the national potential of workforce and has a more introvert, more domestic politic inclination, planning minimal involvement in international questions. And he seeks the support needed through a populist policy with a xenophobic and banale rhetoric targeting the unread american proletariat, the unemployed, and the elderly who does not appreciate the today's increasingly internationalised society and culture.

> P.S I don't want cool companies that are changing the world to have difficulties on getting things done :(

Three buzzwords in a row. The only company I expected would make a concrete and desirable change with positive effects in a global scale was Tesla, but they shifted interest recently away from making electric vehicles practical (actually as a city-dweller I see carownership a burden, but that's another story). I know commenting on this will detract from the topic here, so I will not do so.
The amount of exploits caused by such issues, is not as irrelevant as you hint at, after all if Apple developers get it wrong [1], what about all those that work in boring enterprises 9-5 and don't care one second about mundane stuff like static analyzers, warnings as errors, unit tests, code reviews.

The moment one needs to work with more than one compiler, including different versions of the same compiler, one needs to become a language lawyer to keep some sanity.

[1] I know the source of error wasn't related to these exact questions.
iPhones are not an unstoppable force that can overcome national political movements of this scale.
That they can't really afford in the first place. Bill Clinton himself has said if you're over the poverty line its the "craziest thing in the world".
This is exactly right. And to add, this is the result of pretending income inequality is not a big deal. It's a big deal because it results in a pissed-off population looking to change things up.

The rising tide better actually lift all boats.
The bad thing in Berlin is that 60K is a ceiling for senior engineers...
This. Buckle up, it's gonna be interesting if nothing else.
From a happy brit expat escaping brexit: give Lisbon a whirl! Moved here earlier in the year and it's been one of the best decisions I've ever made.
Michael Moore nailed it: it's a rust belt brexit [1]. Four blue states in the Great Lakes rust belt -- MI, OH, PA, and WI -- all typically blue, all appear to have voted for Trump.

Since I'm from that area, what Moore points out and the free traders refuse to acknowledge is free trade has been absolutely devastating to the region. Sure, maybe you can buy cheap appliances that don't last that long anyway. But all the GM workers and steel workers and so forth are just SOL and education doesn't do a damn thing for them. They're not going to be making iphone apps (not that apps are all that lucrative anyway).

Economists / policymakers have lied to us; there's few benefits to globalization and there's a total lack of a meaningful employment policy to replace lost jobs with jobs of equal quality. But hey, Walmart may be hiring! And we wonder why people who worked in manufacturing, at Carrier [2], or at Oreo [3], aren't enthusiastic about free trade or its promoters.

[1] http://michaelmoore.com/trumpwillwin/

[2] http://www.esquire.com/news-politics/politics/news/a44548/in...

[3] http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/opinion/commentary/ct-ore...
Which of the free trade agreements and IP and copyright rulings have hurt the masses, and which have helped? Which economic policies of globalization are helping Ireland, Portugal, Italy, and Greece?

The folks passing those agreements are the "elites" by any stretch of the term.
I was making $70k as a newgrad in Waterloo back in 2012.
By really believe your opponent is simply a "Failed businessman and mediocre reality TV star."?
Are these the same people who've seen their rates go up 85% in two years? Bloody ingrates!
Exactly. In a globalized world those workers have to compete with a lot of people below them and would prefer not to.
When law opposes fundamental human rights, like moving around, and working honestly wherever you want to, giving your best and fighting for your chances in any place in Earth that you decide to call your home, that law is unfair.
A similar joke I've heard has the opposite moral, so to speak:

The man on the other side responds: "Don't ask me. I was born here."
This post is way too angry. The problem it describes is legitimate, but still just a problem to be fixed.

Having the language maintainer need to bless packages with native bindings is strange, though. Tag the packages so that people know they use native bindings, then people can decide whether or not to trust them. You cannot build an ecosystem through one person.
The right too. I have many friends who've taken to gloating over this. That won't help this divide, only widen it.

If the right can't see past itself to be graceful in victory and try to understand the left's anxiety and worries it'll only make things worse.
I understand that this place is 99% liberal and that you went as far as to petition to kick Peter Thiel out because of his trump support, but please realize most Americans agree with trump. That's how you lose to him. Make jokes all you want, we won.
lol at all the people here pretending like they saw this coming. this is a surprise for everyone. the NYT and every other major news outlet had Clinton winning with a chance of over 80%. the silent majority won.
It is a black swan event? or there are significant problems with the polls?
flagged for what? this is the most f'ing important thing EVER.

SCREW THE TRUMP GOVERNMENT. I"M DOING EVERYTHING IN BITCOIN.
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Ask HN: What will change for tech with Trump
Do you think things will change for the tech industry, startups etc. with Trump - and if yes, what do you think will change?
Are you going to run away from canada too if some other trump clone wins there?
Sure, Trump may be corrupt, but Hillary is definitely corrupt.
Recruitment firms are really picky here, most won't even consider you if you don't have JLPT N2 or above. They search for their candidates similar to the way US firms do (from what I've heard). Having key words on your linkedIn profile showing that either your interested in moving here, have a background working with Japanese people, or have the language abilities plus (nearly any) software skills, there's a good chance you'll get contacted.
That's a great strawman you've got there. None of us would advocate such a law.

The fact is that while they sell you on "moving around", they also remove the market barriers that keep you employed and help you earn gas to move and a house to live in. That's the part of the thing you're not addressing.
Maybe, maybe not, but it was so fun to watch and listen to Sanders - what a character. Hillary often feels scripted, forced and on message.
Through a history of corruption, self-created scandals, elitism (with an arrogant sense of "you can't touch me"), and a track record of terrible political decisions. That almost ought to do it. Throw in a stone-like personality in the mix, against a more charismatic character that simulates real understanding of the people, and it should seal the deal.
Maybe it's time to conclude that Trump is a brilliant politician?
People always had legs. What's new is the idea people who live in a place have no right to decide who moves there.
The brexit did not happen yet, but it already caused the loss of the english AAA, the pound is at a record 40year low, EU founded research is in disarray all over the country. But that's just the economic facts, the real problem is that in 200 years : http://m.imdb.com/title/tt0387808/

i am glad I wont be there to see. I just hope I wont have to see the world crumble once again as it did during the bush presidencies.
That's selective reading of what Trump is. He's incredibly media savvy, and he wasn't ashamed of playing to people's base instincts (including bigotry) in order to win them over.

Clinton was a fine candidate to beat Trump, but she wasn't the candidate that matched the mood of the electorate. It's worth pointing out that the popular vote remains incredibly close, and Clinton may win it yet.
All private media (print, radio, and TV) make a lot from ad buys. At the local level, political consultants and mailhouses (those who print and send those glossy mailers -- the original tree-killing meme) make their living off elections.
> Let's assume (and this might be an incorrect assumption) that this election was decided by undereducated white males.

Can we start by not calling them un/under-educated? A high school education should be more than enough for most people.
The trade agreements are not to blame: they have increased trade, which should be good for everybody.

The opposing force, making globalization unfair for the masses, is unchecked capitalism, which has increased inequality by allowing financial elites to concentrate capital.

Trump, May et al are not goint to put any fight against inequality, so you will be surprised how little borders are going to help the poor.
Peter Thiel – Full Speech – 2016 Republican National Convention
Walls of flames here today. Suggest we flag political stories - HN is not the place.

And that's coming from me.
I got my postdoc work permit in about...ten minutes?

You show up at the border with your passport, the fee, and few documents from your employer. They do some stuff on the computer and then awkwardly disappear for a few minutes. You pay the cashier and the guard reappears with your completed work permit. Done.

As far as I know, there's also not much paperwork for returning to the US, though you're supposed to inventory all of the stuff you bring back with you.
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Well then, if I start barking and can't stop, I'll contact you for sure!
I think it's fixed, if anyone has any issues let me know:

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incredible skiing within an hours drive

Hey, be fair. You have to drive 1.5 hours to get to the best ski resort in the world.
And now your blue collar can see his entire retirement check vanish in one day of market trading.
Not so sure about the "majority" part. Clinton may win the popular vote.
I understand the white working class' response in supporting Trump. That doesn't explain 47% of the vote.

There's something else going on and I can't put my finger on it. I personally know people who aren't part of the white working class who voted for Trump but would otherwise find him appalling. Maybe now that the election is over I can ask them in order for me to better understand where they're coming from. For now, I remain perplexed.
He did see something that the rest of the political class seems to have completely missed.
I haven't found how to persist those italic settings. I can use the inspector and set them, but as soon as I close the app I loose them.
How's the Democrats' record in this area?
/dev/random !
My sense is that the US election has been a major source of traffic for Reddit (and Facebook, Twitter, etc). It will be interesting to see what happens after tonight.
> most Americans agree with trump

This is the problem, though - there's no data that agrees with you. Nor is there any that disagrees with you. Because we've seen today that all the polling data was a load of complete nonsense.

It could be that Trump won because most Americans agree with him. The popular vote totals would suggest this is not the case. Rather, a majority of Americans in swing states either agree with Trump enough, or disagree with Clinton enough, to vote they way they did. It's going to take a long time to get to the bottom of which combination of those factors is what.
As a Brit it has been fascinating to watch the Dems run basically exactly the same campaign Remain ran.
Generally speaking how is Denmark for Americans in terms of culture, job opportunities, cost of living, etc.?
Instead of patronising these people it's time we tried to understand their concerns and try to assuage them.

If you understood their concerns you wouldn't try to "assuage" them. You would join them.

But anyway, this thread is flagged and dead so who cares. I remember when Obama won and reddit had his victory post at the very top for 48+ hours. Now there's just some shit about Canada's immigration website. And the beat goes on.
You mean before of after the war ?
This is exactly what I mean. A couple of social policies are the whole world to you: I don't care where trans people go to the bathroom, that's not going to make me vote Hillary and have to live through more wars and recessions.
I guess we'll see. We were all promised something tremendously better. Maybe he actually had an awesome plan this whole time and just didn't want to give it away.

Edit: No seriously.
So even if I take my full 30 days (or whatever it is) of vacations. Be in the office only 9-5 and encouraging co-workers to do the same, to get a life, etc... I still won't be fired? :)
What happened to Peter Thiel in the media and probably in more private circles was really shameful. Zuckerberg's counter-argument to that is probably the one time in the past few years when I agreed with him on something.

https://s13.postimg.org/ohe1sci6f/mmexport1476831885441.jpg

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12739582
Now the nightmare begins.
So the choice was between someone known to be corrupt and someone about whom we have no evidence of corruption?
One can understand distaste for washington, globalization, politicians and middle america wishing for manufacturing jobs to come back, but to think Trump will fix any of those things is beyond comprehension.
Bookies taking bets on the election.

Only a moron would have bet on trump with 80% chance of a Hilary win estimated. Heck, even trump clearly didn't think he would win judging by his claims the election wold be rigged before it began.
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It takes hours and hours and hours to make a font from an expert designer -- a rare skill set. I do think they generally should be rewarded for good work. Luckily Apple already has in Monaco, which is what I use. Wish there was a way to try this font out for a week without dropping the $200
I'd add "don't plan on living in Vancouver itself". Vancouver is like San Francisco: A relatively small and frequently dysfunctional city surrounded by a much superior metropolitan area. I'd suggest Burnaby or Coquitlam as places with a better lifestyle at a lower cost.
"You" won four years of someone completely inexperienced in politics and foreign affairs to represent your country on the world stage. The rest of the world is cringing.

I would love to know what you actually agree with Trump on, as it's been shown again and again Trump doesn't really say anything of substance. Exhibit A: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_aFo_BV-UzI
> Which economic policies of globalization are helping Ireland

You mean, besides all the multinationals setting office in Ireland and opening positions? (and not only a "mail office")
Well good news! Now you won't have it at all. Wait until you try medical bankruptcy on for size.
It's the CB radio of social media and I find huge value in that.

We had that. It's called Usenet and IRC.
GNU social is not for your parents. The groups that need to adopt and host their own GNU social/OStatus services are organizations and institutions.
I think Znews misunderstood the GPS thing.

I think the notes have some sort of unique digital ID.unique ID's are not new(we had serial numbers before),but they were difficult to keep track of(bankers can't keep noting serial number of every big note they take or give).but the bank counting machines can now track these numbers in real time,and catch if they find a unique ID is not unique anymore(duplicate).
This will mainly help with the counterfeit notes problem.

The black money problem will be helped because they will have to declare or lose their black money during the exchange.

2 birds with 1 stone.. well played modi
Is "GaijinPot" really what it is called?
Well hopefully there won't be one :/
Why wouldn't I? I want the best standard of living for myself and my family, with the best opportunities. Why would I stay somewhere that acts counter to that?
It's going to take a few days for people to calm down and blow off the steam from the fervor pitch they've been worked up to. Then we can get back to talking about functional programming and startups and shit.
Trump and the GOP could absolutely repeal Obamacare — and 22 million people would lose health insurance

http://www.msn.com/en-us/money/healthcare/trump-and-the-gop-...
Ask HN: POTUS Donald Trump; What this means to Silicon Valley
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The only claim of a moral highground here is implicit in that shitpost of an article.
Unsure why I'm being downvoted. Taiwan is ridiculously hard to get a visa for.
Compared to the Bay Area you'll pay 1/2-1/4th of the rent/mortgage and soon 1 EUR will be 2 USD, so I'd say it might not be so clear cut. Add in cheaper childcare and medical expenses. Also California taxes might actually be higher than German taxes (or at least in the same ballpark).
They are running out of stock and nobody can buy it now even if they want to. Copyright infringement reflects unmet demand as opposed to "lost sales".
I feel the same way. But

> But I think America really, really needs to decide how it wants to take this

as a non-US-resident I'd say the US did already decide its action. Thats what the vote is for. In my opinion the people who need to take an honest look at themselves aren't the american voters, but the intelligentia, the "juste millieu". Not just in the US, but the whole West.

I've tried to follow the news coverage here in Germany for almost the entire election this time, including primaries. The utter biasedness of journalism made it unbearable. I could switch between American, French, British or German TV channels - none of the channels did even bother to keep a disguise of "neutrality". Trump was pure evil, his voters deplorable and so on.

I've kept telling people: "Don't underestimate his chances" and now I've never felt so sorry for being right.
you can just read this to get a pretty good idea: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stephen_Harper#Prime_Minister_...
I'm not sure Sanders ever had a chance of winning the general election. He's pretty far to the left of the American center.
Getting across the border is the easy part - getting healthcare, a drivers license, a job etc would be the hard part. Those are much easier to pull off sneaking in to the US than Canada.
In the long run, it's going to be an absolute bloodbath though.
Nothing slips past you does it? /s
Yes, they controlled it and then lost it. As opposed to controlling and maintaining. Doesn't that speak to a growing disconnect between them and the people voting on those seats (phrased as such to acknowledge both political changes and redistricting ones)?
The "dutch disease" went away with falling oil prices. I agree that the housing markets in Vancouver and Toronto are nuts, but until today it looked like they were cooling down.

Unfortunately, we might see another spike in foreign investment in Canadian housing thanks to this election...
Perhaps flag comments. But I think that it is essential to have political stories be visible today, so that we can try to understand why the election results are what they are.

I posted this particular story because I have seen what it criticizes on HN more than anywhere else. Perhaps the article is wrong, but I thought an external opinion would be useful.

Perhaps HN is not the place for political discussion. But it has been in the past, and will be in the future, so I think that this article is excellent to contemplate.
So far as I know there isn't any outstanding warrant for him and he's not sequestered in an embassy --so I'm a bit surprised by this since I didn't see the same reaction. You see when someone in the community is accused it's easy to defend them, and it's also easy to accuse someone when we dislike them.
Yes. Be wary. I lived in Vancouver for 3 years, 2012-2015. Those mountains sucked. As did the ocean. And the ability to walk everywhere downtown. Total pain being able to walk to work, shop, dine, etc.
kidding aside ... Yes ... I earned less $ ... But was ok with it.
A black guy selling "Make America Great Again" Merchandise. Like seriously. Saw him on CNN too. Source => "Meet the man making money off Donald Trump" http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/onpolitics/2016/...

Trump's campaign also cashed in on it.
Related: "Anything with Trump name is selling fast" => http://money.cnn.com/2015/09/16/news/economy/trump-name-sell...
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> Get out of your bubble. Hang out more on subreddits you don't agree with.

Agree. Protip: you don't even have to make a lot of noise - just discuss the things that are within reach.

I disagree with a significant number of you guys here in a number of cases, yet it seems people mostly like me.
But it seems not every news network uses AP data. Google and The Guardian use this data, but for instance some German news channels use another data source.

I wrote a script to retrieve the live vote data from Google (i.e. AP) for my chat bot, because I hadn't had the time to find out how the AP API works.
Yes. Cerner in Kansas City. Worst company I've had the displeasure of working for.
> I know many people who are about to lose their only option to healthcare if ACA is repelled. They'd be better off in Canada.

Canada doesn't accept immigrants with expensive pre-existing conditions though. Much like insurance companies pre-ACA.
Meanwhile, the people above them manage to reap all the benefits with none of the downsides. I wonder why?
The kinesics, and before that the even more expensive maltron, have saved my career. Easily worth the money.
They effectively lost it with the implementation of Obamacare. The premiums and deductibles are so high that the plans only really protect against catastrophic loss for an obscene monthly cost.