peanuts

We are growing painfully fast and the bottleneck is often finding good developers (that will work for peanuts).

Sure, it's more expensive in gas money, but when you factor in the reduced depreciation that's peanuts.

It'd be insane if the country was arguing banning peanuts after someone dies from a nut allergy.

But they're still among the loudest to complain when they can't find anyone to come work for them for peanuts.

To the grandparent poster: 3000 words is peanuts compared to the kind of reading loads this professor is talking about.

Years ago great customer service was defined as giving someone the can and some free peanuts.

In total the numbers are high, but for the actual yearly budget, these amounts are peanuts.

The rates they charge for an ELB are peanuts; this is not a profit center.

Safari's market share, even as the only iOS browser engine, is peanuts.

I earn peanuts compared to those examples but just had a trip to the States with wife, toddler and infant.

And in an industry characterized by extremely low margins a $0.50 bag of peanuts per person is definitely significant money out of their pocket.

However, it's often better to work for free than for peanuts.

You know what they say - "Pay peanuts, get monkeys".

On the other side - that Boston gangster, "Whitey", was allowed even to kill people as long as he was informing for FBI, so immigration is just a peanuts compare to it.

"hey these guys missed out on the deal of the century, who else did they reject?" 150k is like peanuts to these firms with millions of dollars to throw.