praha

Now I have no reason not to completely offshore to Tel Aviv or Praha becuase the talent is there and not in the US.

It calls Warszawa Warsaw, Praha Prague, Москва Moscow, and hundreds of other places by their English names.

Well, free municipal wifi network of Praha 9 blocks 4chan too (so I can't see the page either).

When I'm back in Praha let's grab some Pivo - I'm a Mliko guy to be honest.

It’s funny because praha and Czechia wouldn’t be what they are today (one of the richest countries in eastern europe) without the tourism.

> Praha This is a pet peeve of mine, but there is an english name for that city and it's Prague.

If I'm at the point where I'm paying a low six figure salary, I'm better off opening an office in Warsaw or Praha or Hyderabad where I can safely pay $50k-60k in base to get top 10% talent while getting a $10k-20k per head tax credit over a 3-5 year period depending on the amount I invest building a GCC because my after tax cost at that point becomes $50-60k per employee.

All the major examples you mentioned (OVH, Scaleway, gridscale) have largely limited FDI and headcount to within France or Germany, while GCP's Warsaw office owns the product leadership for much of GKE globally, AWS Bucharest owns a major part of AWS's Privacy and Data Security portfolio, MS Praha owns a significant portion of CoreAI, and Ireland is one of MS Azure's major DC hubs.

Nor do I call Prague "Praha" except when I'm actually speaking Czech.

We had this phone at home but also products from Tesla Bratislava (like PMD) or Tesla Praha.

Praha and Wien work, Baile Atha Cliath (local mystical name for Dublin) doesn't.

Praha, Wien, and some unknown mystical name the Dubliners use.