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  • Obvious troll is obvious.

  • From where?

    I know people who moved from America and Asia and they had to prove that they had at least 15,000 euro in the bank as students. I also know that for the non lucrative visa that could be twice as much. These requirements are dropped if employed by a Spanish company, but honestly that’s quite rare.

  • Right, I’m just saying it’s not as easy as you think it is.

  • This MBA mf has been the CEO during the worst security disasters in Palo Alto history, and now he thinks AI is the future of the company?

  • To what? And for what purpose?

  • Uh, I don’t think it’s that easy, though. For instance, non EU residents cannot get a work visa unless they are sponsored by Spanish companies and have proof that they will be earning “adequate” wages, typically more than 20,000 euro a year.

  • That site doesn’t address residency or visa requirements. But I can confirm, they are different depending on the country of origin and destination.

  • Pin version.

    Problem solved.

  • Same could be said about AI mongers.

    I’ve noticed that many recent apes submitted to projects I follow are from people who couldn’t write a “hello world” a month ago. Now, they are burning tokens on a few agents that scan public repos for reported bugs and submit patches. Of course, they don’t know what the code does. They are farming something, maybe reputation, maybe something else, but in no way are they coders.