0xy

6 ms·

91.
by 0xy 5mo ago
Your implication is that the US has an outsized level of difficulty in immigration. This is nonsense. The UK, Australia and Europe are harder. Notably, the exact same UK visa you used has been made substantially harder to get since you appl
92.
by 0xy 5mo ago
This is complete nonsense. All other countries, including the UK, Australia and most of Europe has immigration systems that are just as stringent if not more so. Notably, and very relevant, the UK recently made it substantially harder for U
93.
by 0xy 5mo ago
"The noncitizen may legitimately come to the United States for a temporary period as an O-1 or O-3 dependent nonimmigrant and depart voluntarily at the end of their authorized stay and, at the same time, lawfully seek to become an LPR
94.
by 0xy 5mo ago
Complete nonsense. It is. https://fam.state.gov/fam/09FAM/09FAM040213.html#M402_13_5_B
95.
by 0xy 5mo ago
So, it's exactly as I said. https://www.businessinsider.com/new-green-card-rule-wont-aff...
96.
by 0xy 5mo ago
O-1 is a dual intent visa, as is L-1, as is H-1B, so I have no idea what you're talking about?
97.
by 0xy 5mo ago
"USCIS acknowledges exceptions including nonimmigrant categories with dual intent and immigrant categories where only adjustment of status provides a pathway to permanent resident status" https://www.uscis.gov/site
98.
by 0xy 5mo ago
Why should H1Bs be exempt from consular processing when nobody else is? K and IR/CR categories MUST do consular processing, which takes 3 years in some cases. H1Bs should jump the queue why? You're arguing that the family of US Ci
99.
by 0xy 5mo ago
Only if they do not maintain lawful status, which is what the law says anyway. In fact, it specifically mentions this: "USCIS acknowledges exceptions including nonimmigrant categories with dual intent and immigrant categories where onl
100.
by 0xy 5mo ago
The article you linked is patently incorrect. It claims "Now, every legal immigrant must leave the country—that is, self-deport—even if they are qualified for a green card and even if leaving would disqualify them.". This is false
101.
by 0xy 5mo ago
This is to close the common loophole where people would fly into the US on an ESTA, B-2 or another temporary visa "without immigration intent" (fraud) and then marry a US Citizen and adjust status. On visa forums this method is co
102.
by 0xy 5mo ago
Anthropic is paying real cash, how is it fake revenue?
103.
by 0xy 5mo ago
No Cuban would ever say that, given Cuban Americans overwhelmingly support military invention in Cuba (79%), probably because most of them were fleeing extreme civil liberty crackdowns, persecution or violence.
104.
by 0xy 5mo ago
Independent experts, including CSIS, pretty widely agree that the drug cartels are operating in those waters. [1] What evidence is there that these are fishermen, who apparently need speedboats for some reason? These must be some fast-movin
105.
by 0xy 5mo ago
I don't know where you're working but LLM enhanced development has skyrocketed our rate of feature development. As an example, a project roadmapped to take 7 months was delivered in only 4.5 because of CC/Codex. I'm conf
106.
by 0xy 5mo ago
This is complete nonsense. The US energy use per capita is down significantly from 1975 and still actively declining.
107.
by 0xy 6mo ago
Isn't it exhausting to view everything an ideological lens instead of reviewing technical achievements on their merits?
108.
by 0xy 6mo ago
Azure is easily the least reliable and least secure of the 3 hyperscalers, which is crazy because GCP was an also-ran underdog not that long ago.
109.
by 0xy 6mo ago
??? https://www.politico.com/news/2021/09/08/biden-trump-militar...
110.
by 0xy 6mo ago
This would be a valid concern if businesses got $1 in additional tariff costs and passed on $1 in price increases. This categorically did not happen, and businesses absorbed the vast majority of the blow through both stockpiling and taking
111.
by 0xy 6mo ago
It's because certain banks like Bank of America will explicitly take business from undocumented immigrants, knowingly so. As a quick example, I know for a fact they accept expired visas as ID proof to open an account.
112.
by 0xy 6mo ago
This is why you pay a real provider for serious business needs, not an AWS reseller. Next.js is a fundamentally insecure framework, as server components are an anti-pattern full of magic leading to stuff like the below. Given their standard
113.
by 0xy 6mo ago
The scummy subscription dark patterns like "sign up to the $50pm plan but also it's a yearly agreement with termination fees teehee" show utter contempt for customers. They're probably finished and will end up going the
114.
by 0xy 6mo ago
Most users do not do this and therefore will never see this screen.
115.
by 0xy 6mo ago
The vast majority of asylees are economic migrants, many of which use fraud to attempt to get status in their target countries (see BBC's investigation of asylum lawyers coaching asylees to claim they're gay and facing persecution
116.
by 0xy 6mo ago
It does seem like a pretty monumentally egregious invasion of privacy for them to leak taxpayer data for political reasons, but $14B seems crazy.
117.
by 0xy 6mo ago
Chrome exploits (obviously that can be used to compromise people) go for $1,000,000 on the black market so anything cheaper than that to generate is impressive.
118.
by 0xy 6mo ago
RN is extremely far from modern Trumpism economically. RN is on the socialist end of the spectrum when it comes to economics, by American standards anyway. By French standards they're merely liberal.
119.
by 0xy 6mo ago
In play means plus or minus 3 points. Claiming that right before a +13 result means your models are fraudulent.
120.
by 0xy 6mo ago
You don't want to be supporting that guy. He's an ex-scammer who used to operate a registry cleaner malware business. He agreed to pay the State of Washington $400,000 for the scheme. https://www.atg.wa.gov/news&#x

More ›