KorematsuFred

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by KorematsuFred 8y ago
Indian government is working for a framework called India Stack which they are pitching to African countries. It is biometric linked identity that helps government track their citizens easily while also owning the data (protection from Amer
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by KorematsuFred 8y ago
German Bund is clearly something totally different than German Bonds.
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by KorematsuFred 8y ago
I am not surprised at all with this result. Why would anyone expect that conditional assistance would lead to people finding jobs. A good number of people might just be comfortable with the assistance and might decide to just stick with it.
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by KorematsuFred 8y ago
I think your money should be in my account ! Well we can fantasize about other people's money.
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The difference being that apple earns its own money which we have volunteerly given to them for iphones. Royal titles etc. however are from taxpayers money a bit like US aid to other countries or subsidized housing etc.
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by KorematsuFred 8y ago
Why should it bother you ? We all have given $10 to that homeless beggar we felt pity on. What Apple is doing is at a larger scale. We do charity for personal satisfaction and Apple might do it for PR.
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by KorematsuFred 8y ago
Wouldn't that be Islamophobic though ?
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by KorematsuFred 8y ago
I see thousands of Indians coming to USA and having a wonderful life. Indra Nooyi often says she grew up in a two room apartment (not two bedroom apartment). As an Indian in USA I often wonder why do so many American young kids don't s
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by KorematsuFred 8y ago
Those who have studied economics will not be surprised at how Canadian companies do this. The law effectively makes it illegal for all Canadian companies to operate in Canada if they can not afford this 52 week leave. Pretty much like how m
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by KorematsuFred 8y ago
Study means little as it takes a specific forest in Canada. We should probably look at Amazonian forests, California's redwoods, India's Vindhyas and Namibia's rainforests too.
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by KorematsuFred 8y ago
Few reasons : 1. Higher government regulations. This includes safety as well as emission regulations. 2. Actual implementation of those regulations. In many countries as I know regulations are routinely ignored and bribes are paid to keep q
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by KorematsuFred 8y ago
But that is the whole point of using cloud services that are tightly integrated with each other. I can not do it as efficiently as Amazon myself can not be called "propriety lock-in".
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by KorematsuFred 8y ago
> s at the very least it means that they have spent more money on an American business (IE, the univerity). I am not sure why it matters. Good chance the university is a visa mill and setup specifically for f1 to h1b transition like the
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by KorematsuFred 8y ago
Citibank sends me Credit Card fraud alerts and when I click on those links I end up on links that are not from citibank domain but some third party service. I am then expected to enter my bank login on that site. I always thought this was f
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by KorematsuFred 8y ago
Bill Gates in past has supported horrible centralized mechanisms like Common Core. People like Bill Gates do not fully understand countries like India and their knowledge solely comes from "Intellectual Yet Idiots"[1]. [1] https:
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by KorematsuFred 8y ago
There is no concept of privacy in Indian banks. My father in law owns a business that has to deal with large sums being exchanged through checks. Now, unlike USA bounced checks in India are as good as lost money. So most people will simply
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by KorematsuFred 8y ago
20K visas are reserved for those who had F visa in past and completed a US masters degree.
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by KorematsuFred 8y ago
Yes. Total number of visas are not increased but people with US Masters degree will have a higher chance of winning the lottery. I am not a lawyer but based on my reading of the law USCIS is likely going to lose in court over this. Here is