BadassFractal

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   by BadassFractal 15y ago

   Pretty amazed that you got permanent residency in under 8 months. That'd be amazing in the US.
2. 1082.▲
   by BadassFractal 15y ago

   Great point. I'd have to find someone who's had tons of experience with both corporate and immigration law.
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   by BadassFractal 15y ago

   Do you have a guess for what "business activity" means and where you draw the line? And yes, YANAL. Great link by the way, thanks. This guy has to jump through so many hoops just to stay in here, and seems like he was always a couple of wee
4. 1084.▲
   by BadassFractal 15y ago

   I always have the option of going back to the EU and working from there, but as you can understand, most of us would rather be in the country where the majority of the company will be located. Can you expand on the concept of a country bein
5. 1085.▲
   by BadassFractal 15y ago

   Very interesting! I'm up for H1B renewal in 2012, it might make sense for me to wait for that to get processed and then I can move the sponsorship from my current company to the startup.
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   by BadassFractal 15y ago

   I could definitely relate to the whole "let me start with a 1500 page tome". I also tried my luck with a Visual C++ brick about 10 years ago, that worked out exactly as described in the article. To some extent I don't feel those books were
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   by BadassFractal 15y ago

   This seems like a possibility, and definitely better than giving up altogether :) Was this the list of 2011 batch you were referring to? http://us.pycon.org/2011/blog/2011/03/07/pycon-2011-live-sta... Thanks!
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   Ask HN: On H1B right now, can I be a co-founder?

   45 points by BadassFractal 15y ago|32 comments
9. 1089.▲
   by BadassFractal 16y ago

   Especially more HBO..
10. 1090.▲
    by BadassFractal 16y ago

    Same here, I'd be totally cool with paying more for more content and more HD.
11. 1091.▲
    by BadassFractal 16y ago

    This is true for me personally. The Zune store, which is an all-you-can-eat music service has completely removed the need to download music from torrents/emule. I can just pay 10 bucks a month and enjoy all the content I want. Netflix follo