NhanH

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by NhanH 11y ago
Isn't that the limitation of the current immigration system, rather than anything on the immigrants themselves?
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EB-5 visa requires $1 million funding. .5 million is for "Targeted Employment Area", which is basically area with bad economy, you really don't want to start a startup there.
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Just to be clear, you consider Pixie to be Clojure -> Python, and looking for something similar but s/Python/Rust, right?
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There are two big purposes for Tsumego, one is to train your reading ability, the other is to train your intuition and knowledge. For the former, you need to read out ALL variations, and not just one branch. For the latter, and your questio
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by NhanH 11y ago
In your large-looking territory, the territory would be the eyes. Large group death just basically mean a large group of stones, it could either be an invasion group, an attack and run group that grows, or even the used-to-be-territory-but-
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by NhanH 11y ago
I'd love an invitation too.
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Building the wall down to attack the bottom right corner isn't something outrageous, not to those at the level of Sedol. AlphaGo definitely played amazing, as the game was very technical in term of fighting. But the "flow" (c
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Happened just last year! About exactly one year after heart bleed, all kind of websites, big and small, had their ssl certs expired! Apparently a lot of people forget to update the cert schedule
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But by having more people, you also have more people having more problems. In other word, the person who die early might not even exist at that year if the population was less. Instead of having an x population over y time span, you have an
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The rate of research is orthogonal to quality of life. On an absolute timescale, yes you might reach more advancement faster, but also more people were living at the time without those advancement. So unless we are in a race with some alien
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If it's not too inconvenient, I'd like to see the context of the post as well.
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How financially invested are you in Ethereum?
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Someone will win the lottery too, but that doesn't mean it's a good idea to buy it.
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Negotiating in those situation (ie early employees in very early stage company) is a fickle thing. Think about it this way, you're functionally similar to an early angel investor (via the salary cut) that also joins the company afterwa
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This is good advice. However, realistically you will have to rely on their kindness in the end. No matter how much equity you will negotiate right now, in the next 5-6 years there are ten of thousands things that will dilute/ make it o
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There are about 1500 chess players with the title "Grandmaster", and a whole lot more for various other "Master" title. That is to say that a player ranking within the top 1000 of a game like Go is a master of the game
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You have a hidden assumption that the values and ideals of the parents would be different than the State/Media/Corporations/Usurers/Society etc. That might be a shaky assumption to put your argument on.
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If you believe that there are a world-wide generation of entitled human, there is not much substance to be discussed. I read the post as simple as the field where he grew up with turned out to be a much different thing in a (industrialized?
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You are not giving the writer enough charity with your interpretation. Almost every single programmers I personally know around his age shares the sentiment. Ranging from SV startup jobs to the FB/Google/Microsoft/AMZN, even
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> I also skimmed your views, and I'd like to address the straw man in your moral section. People that are against H-1B aren't trying to keep out other people. I'd prefer that if we do indeed have a shortage which requires
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At the time of Feynman's death, there were two quotes on his blackboard (along with a to-learn list, and several formulas). The first one is "What I cannot create, I do not understand", followed by "Know how to solve eve
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by NhanH 11y ago
To add on a requirement that poster didn't specify: I've been looking for an embedded single file, in process graph database. Does anyone have a suggestion?
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I don't think the nuance can be conveyed effectively for many reasons (you don't even know something is nuance when you're used to it). But regardless, remember all the jokes about how someone meets their SO's parents fo
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"Socially awkward" seems to be a loaded term in your use case. If you are "socially shy", then yes reading would help. But in the case you're not socially awkward in your natural environment (ie you just lived in a
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Clojure and Scala? I know they are backed by companies, but those companies were founded to support them (ie. the companis grew with the language). Elixir would be joining the B-class language really soon.
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From first hand experience, I was in the same situation as you right now (unknown H1B and OPT expiring) when Google interviewed me (it did not work out, for reason I don't believe have anything to do with visa). The recruiter knew abou
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The first two companies in your list won't care. They will hire you and move you to another country if you want to.
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by NhanH 11y ago
Can someone chime in as to whether React won the frontend war? As in the super majority of new project will be developed in React. I'm not that well-versed in the Node ecosystem (I got my news from ... HN). But from little I've se
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It is commonplace even now (as in you will have enough resources/jobs etc that you want, not that it will be the majority, or even any where close). But you really want to stick with a more mature ecosystem. The JS/Node ecosystem,
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The effort of writing (typing) code is directly (at least) linearly proportional with the effort of reading said code (including the time when you're thinking in your head before you typed it in). And by "effort", I'm st

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