@paulg Let's bypass politics and build tech that makes working with programmers globally as as seamless as a startup in the same office.
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@YuriNiyazov That might happen eventually, but people underestimate how hard it would be. How do you replicate chance meetings? -
@paulg@YuriNiyazov Nothing beats having half a dozen exceptional programmers under the same roof, cranking out code. -
@coderhrishi This is why you live in Bangalore but work for a company with HQ in Mountain View? Yea, ok.
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@pseudocode They are mistaken. And not accidentally. They are funded by a consortium of labor unions.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@paulg agreed; altho it's more than just programmers. -
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@paulg (and regardless if US immigration doesn't let them in, we should go invest in them where they live anyway ;) -
@davemcclure@paulg Agreed. Better acknowledge that you can't bring them all to your backyard, and become more active in rising ecosystems. -
@HananBrand@davemcclure Agree. In a world where startups are everywhere (@bfeld http://StartupRev.com ), VCs who master long distance win.
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@paulg How about paying the so-called "10x engineer" a 10x salary? Until then, just seems like an excuse to keep tech salaries down. - 1 more reply
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@paulg let them in? They are already here, on the Internet. -
@codinghorror@paulg 1) Would you build a google or facebook-sized remote team ? 2) They don't spend in the US -
@thibautseguy@paulg does it matter? How many employees did whatsapp have? instagram? - 1 more reply
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