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I'm sorry, but after the stress of traveling though an airport, I'm not coding anything until after I get home (or to a hotel) and rest.

• xiphias 10y ago
  You are always allowed to get home if you prefer that as long as it's outside U.S.
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  • John23832 10y ago
    Sure, defend the ridiculous.
    • rspeer 10y ago
      Note the bonus assumption that legal immigrants don't matter and the US isn't "really" their home.
    • xiphias 10y ago
      I don't agree with the decision but I would rather code 10 minutes than to buy a ticket and fly back 9 hours to get home. For me the second option would be rudiculous.
• hackinthebochs 10y ago
  I'll only code their stupid test if given a good hourly rate and a laptop with a fast internet connection. I won't hesitate to politely say I don't think this is going to work out and leave the interview.
  • Keats 10y ago
    And then they can deport you for doing paid work on a tourist visa!