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It's worth comparing USA and China, for example. Or 1990 Romania (https://www.populationpyramid.net/immigration-statistics/en/...) with today's Romania (https://www.populationpyramid.net/immigration-statistics/en/...)

There is a reason for part time programming jobs not to be common: in most case, you want the work to be finished as soon as possible.

Part time makes sens as an employer for jobs that require constant presence and not much context to be executed (think of a cashier, for example). Then you can fill a full time with multiple part time workers.

But for jobs like programming, part time makes less sense.

In fact, there is a process to request complete removal of data, but it involves sending an email that will be reviewed by github staff: https://docs.github.com/en/site-policy/content-removal-polic...

On the other hand, once an API key or password has been published somewhere, you should rotate it anyway.

"You don't earn what you deserve. You earn what you negotiate."

So much ads on that blog ....

GitHub caching can be a pain.

It's been for example impossible to make files completely disappear from an open source repo without deleting the repo or contacting their support.

From what I saw while trying to ride these bikes, I would bet that each bike costs less than 80$ to manufacture. They are very low quality, with no gears. It might be even lower than that. My guess is that the electronic is the most expensive part.

This post and its comments totally feels like a post from Slashdot.