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by anpk 11y ago
> Given that it is also comparably inexpensive I had to pay 150$ for a 1 month visa, so I don't know how they can encourage tourism with such high visa costs.
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by anpk 11y ago
There seems to be quite a few organizations which are doing similar stuff. swipegood.com/ https://ca.changeit.com/ www.rounditupamerica.org/ Maybe partner with them?
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by anpk 11y ago
It gives ssl certificate warnings
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by anpk 11y ago
I agree its based on illegal practices. But quite a few of the businesses (not all obviously) do it for survival because that is the only way for them to stay in business.
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by anpk 11y ago
I agree the H1B program is abused, but I dont believe there is enough local talent to replace the tens of thousands of h1b workers. It will result in a lot of small and mid size business closing down. Unfortunately I dont have any suggestio
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by anpk 11y ago
> If the "most talented and highly-skilled" people only get "very mediocre salaries", it sounds like there is not actually a dire shortage of them It's not always black and white. The same argument has been used
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by anpk 11y ago
I've been trying to find patterns ( http://newsp.in ). I dont believe its an exact science yet, but its always fun to try.
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by anpk 11y ago
> In a 2004 book on his philosophy, he questioned Japanese people’s increasing tendency to value leisure time. That makes one of us.
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by anpk 11y ago
On another article, I got an email from the hn mods (maybe bot) to repost as it was interesting but didn't get traction the first time around. So I dont think its frowned upon.
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by anpk 11y ago
And making sure there is nothing cached
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by anpk 11y ago
Hate windows, but windows 3.1 was ground breaking for the tiime and was primarily the reason why computers took off.
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by anpk 12y ago
I can access cryptbin from mumbai so I dont think the ban has been enforced.