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by arrowleaf 4mo ago
The whole immigration system could easily be reformed and modernized if efficiency and speeding up the legal route to citizenship were the goal.
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by arrowleaf 4mo ago
What is the typical wait time for appointments when going to consular processing route? My brief searches say anywhere from 2-9 months. 60-90 day NVC review phase, 60-120 day interview scheduling, and then 1-2 weeks once you have the interv
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by arrowleaf 4mo ago
Only after losing in court, time and time again. This will take expensive lawyers and a lot of heartache to get any clear answers.
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by arrowleaf 4mo ago
From what I've gathered, the consular route is nowhere near immediate, especially if they are from one of the countries typically backlogged (e.g. India). You're saying that someone who gets married while on F1 + OPT/STEM sho
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by arrowleaf 4mo ago
Curious to know how this will affect immigrants who arrived on a student visa, receive OPT to stay while working, and then subsequently get married. I know many top performers at my company who are in that boat, especially from India, who h
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USCIS will grant 'adjustment of status' only in extraordinary circumstances(uscis.gov)
99 points by arrowleaf 4mo ago|1 comments
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by arrowleaf 4mo ago
Overdrawing water from an aquifer can disturb sediment. There are many second-order effects to consider.
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by arrowleaf 5mo ago
If you're committed to Anthropic at an organizational level, there's no point to have a 'standard' AGENTS.md with a CLAUDE.md layer on top. Just commit the CLAUDE.md.
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by arrowleaf 5mo ago
Human eyes can be sensitive down to 380nm, the UV range goes up to 400nm. Birds and insects can see this. We can see this, using UV filters such as shown in the article. I get that it's fun to be a pedant sometimes, but come on.
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by arrowleaf 6mo ago
I paid a lot of attention to the opencode drama, and I still have a lot of respect for Dax, Adam, and the rest of that team. What I saw was a startup seeking to use API keys specific to Anthropic's subscription model, subsidized and in
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by arrowleaf 6mo ago
> Anthropic wants a world where they own your agent where it can't exist outside of the Claude desktop app or Claude Code. Please. I'm sure you're referring to their locking down of subscription keys, which of course they
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by arrowleaf 6mo ago
Why? As a user of these tools, I love the convenience factor of having one tool rather than wrangling dozens. It's why in the past I've used an IDE (JetBrains), a language created by the provider of the IDE (Kotlin), web framework
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by arrowleaf 6mo ago
Are these comments from 2018? 'Pro' models of iPhones have been $999 or more, not adjusted for inflation, at their lowest tier since 'Pro' has been a thing. I would expect the same of a Samsung 'Ultra' flagship
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by arrowleaf 7mo ago
Wildfires across North America really scare me. I live in a valley in the west where wildfire smoke from not only our state but surrounding states comes in and settles, leaving an AQI over 150 for most of late July through September. Not on
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by arrowleaf 7mo ago
Square payments, CashApp, Tidal (hi-fi music streaming), and some blockchain experiments
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by arrowleaf 8mo ago
My feeling has been that 'serious' software engineers aren't particularly suited to use these tools. Most don't have an interest in managing people or are attracted to the deterministic nature of computing. There's
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by arrowleaf 8mo ago
I would be surprised if AI prices reflect their current cost to provide the service, even inference costs. With so much money flowing into AI the goal isn't to make money, it's to grow faster than the competition.
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by arrowleaf 9mo ago
The more religious people I know are some of the best critical thinkers. Especially those types who enroll their kids in the 'classical' education model. With the decline of religion in the USA, I don't think this is a very c
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by arrowleaf 9mo ago
This SQL Studio which was seemingly released to the public yesterday? Or are you talking about MS's SQL Server Management Studio? The MS one is a beast.
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by arrowleaf 9mo ago
Taking a huge risk with the naming here, I would be expecting to hear from a Microsoft lawyer any minute (Due to MS's flagship 'SQL Server Management Studio'). e: Don't let this dishearten you, I only would consider a na
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by arrowleaf 9mo ago
> all they had to do to label a cow “free range” or “grass fed” was change the finishing stage to a lower density configuration instead of those abominable feed lots you see along highways. And this is exactly what people have wanted, an
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by arrowleaf 10mo ago
Interesting. All the Flock cameras around me are stationed around the entrances to Lowe's parking lots.
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by arrowleaf 10mo ago
You missed the touch of sarcasm. It's a joke, recent AWS announcements have been heavily AI-focused.
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by arrowleaf 10mo ago
Kevin was CTO / head of product engineering at Windsurf, Anshul was a founding engineer
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by arrowleaf 11mo ago
If they can fund a fork, they can continue business as usual until the need arises
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by arrowleaf 11mo ago
Abundance of natural beauty and recreation opportunities
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by arrowleaf 11mo ago
The physics of heat pumps disagrees with you. The freezing point of water has no bearing on at what point they become less effective.
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by arrowleaf 1y ago
For the past ten years I've run a side project that estimates the word count of books and how long it takes to read them. Maintaining and improving this requires tens of hours a month, and a few hundred dollars in RDS, ECS, etc. costs.
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by arrowleaf 1y ago
Frame or shape leather hide to hold water, add water and hold over flame or add hot rocks.
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by arrowleaf 1y ago
Are you using the same tools as everyone else here? You absolutely can ask "why" and it does a better job of explaining with the appropriate context than most developers I know. If you realize it's using a design pattern that

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