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by ahk 17y ago
Feel the same here. The only people making serious cash on the internet seem to be either selling ads or running scams.
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by ahk 17y ago
Personally, I have not heard of any startup willing to spend the time or money to sponsor a H1B. Many startup jobs are advertised with a clear restriction that they are looking only for citizens/GC holders.
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by ahk 17y ago
You're basically SOL. Work visas nearly always only go to well established companies or body shops (who've learnt how to game the system). Plus, in this recession, it would be hard to prove there is a lack of Americans willing or able to do
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by ahk 17y ago
My opinion is that nuclear is a non-starter due to the weight of regulations surrounding it and its capital intensive nature. We need to see radical game-changers which cannot happen in such an environment. The recent news on the Bloom boxe
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by ahk 17y ago
Definitely a good thing if they start opening up more and start engaging with skeptics in debates instead of just appealing to authority. But the true reason no one will believe their claims till it's too late is that they have no good solu
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by ahk 17y ago
I think it's unlikely that a VC would want to compete with an existing startup. If they had an idea relevant to one of the startups it's more likely that they would just give it to the startup and/or start funding them for it.
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by ahk 17y ago
Somewhat similar to Bruce Sterling's Viridian design movement http://www.viridiandesign.org/2008_11_01_archive.html
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by ahk 17y ago
Your criticism of current scientific practice does not go far enough. Recent issues like the refusal to grant access to climate data cannot be so easily brushed off with a "not enough bandwidth" complaint. We have the internet now. There is
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by ahk 17y ago
Possibly all the folks actually capable of fixing the bugs quickly have quit or were laid off. If Adobe has only second tier developers left that would explain this kind of situation.
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by ahk 17y ago
IMO, 200k doesn't set you up for life, so it's not worth your life. One year is quite a long time and things _will_ go wrong.
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by ahk 17y ago
Hmm, would the company have its DR/backup servers seized as well? And what if the servers are in the US or cloud-based?