doesn't this just increase the desire by companies to hire people remotely in other countries?
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I mean, that's pretty much every language. The main difference is that the programmer's access to it is unconstrained by things like method call definitions.
lol.
That was the only unsurprising bit, imo.
https://www.theregister.com/2025/04/29/north_korea_worker_in...
no one will stop him.
So i can fully imagine that this article has it right, i just don't see it where i live.