mikkyang

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   by mikkyang 2y ago

   A lot of the recent “cheapness” of Japan is due to the drastic drop in value of the yen. Two years ago these workers would cost like 50% more. Japan also has better worker protections, so hiring and firing is more difficult I imagine than I
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   by mikkyang 2y ago

   A lot of people can’t move to the US. Plenty of my friends were moved to Canada after they couldn’t get H1B renewals and now even non-India/China waitlists for green card applications are so long that you can’t just switch from a stude
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   by mikkyang 5y ago

   Permanent residency has been increasingly easy to get in the past few years, and can be had in significantly less time than citizenship. One year of residency is enough if you’re young enough and make enough money. Three years if you just m
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   by mikkyang 5y ago

   The article highlights some great points about why Tokyo is so livable, but having been in the market for a home here last year, I also think the depreciation of Japanese real estate (at least the physical structures) is a big factor. New h
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   by mikkyang 7y ago

   The grammar is very similar (use of particles, word order) and a large amount of vocabulary, especially technical vocabulary, is derived from shared Chinese words.
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   Show HN: ID3 library in Go(github.com)

   3 points by mikkyang 13y ago|0 comments