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Re:Results of Stack Overflow survey of 20,000 developers on Wednesday June 11, 2014 @02:59AM (#7876766)
You should factor in cost of living expenses before saying that. If the 13 year old in the US pays taxes and has to run a house on that money (even if it is a small rented apartment with expenses such as food and groceries for himself), the comparison with an adult doing the same in India /might/ be a bit more comparable.
Re:Results of Stack Overflow survey of 20,000 developers on Wednesday June 11, 2014 @02:56AM (#7876761)
Alas, that page doesn't have the ability to bias cost of living expenses without which any regional salary comparison becomes tougher to compare.
Re:My Ideas, My Boss’s Property on Tuesday April 15, 2014 @12:43AM (#7590345)
Funny, I had the same conversation yesterday. A specific non-compete to say you can't work on the precise product segment (say, if you're at Facebook, you can't work on Google+ directly or something more specific like a segment your company is developing a patent in) for "x months" seems something that you can sign off if market segment is such.

If I pay for a car, I'm paying for a product. If I pay someone to clean my garden, I'm buying his time, expertise etc. for the time to clean my garden. I look at me being paid at work the same way. I'm paid to work for 'n' hrs a day, 'm' days a week per year for cost 'x'. I provide you service and I get paid in return. What I do after work, as long as I don't infringe on any IP from work, is my business.