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by asdadsdad 5y ago
wait... does any domain registrar ask that user's prove themselves with the shoe on head method?
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by asdadsdad 5y ago
Well, if you don't even bother to learn the language of the country you want to become a citizen of, then, yes, why stay indeed...
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by asdadsdad 5y ago
I'd disagree on that. That attitude of "there's no better place on earth for x,y,z" and not understanding the nuances of cultures abroad is pretty common in NY, from all classes. I'd extend to America in general, wi
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by asdadsdad 5y ago
This, in particular, is so cool - how can one find provincialism in NYC (something one would intuitively never think of the city): "But my midlife is my son’s youth, and the move has already shown him that the world is wider than it wo
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by asdadsdad 5y ago
She's not talking about as much about the way of speaking literally as about culture change, growing up on a mental divide between two places, longing, and other things related to the differences between New York and London.
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by asdadsdad 5y ago
Beautiful.
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by asdadsdad 5y ago
Life is harder immigration-wise in the US. Even if you have a clear pathway in your mind and a relatively (surprisingly?) short timeline for getting PR, things might just not be that smooth - and I believe I speak for many of us who have be
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by asdadsdad 5y ago
In terms of entrepreneurship, I don't really think is the case. You can build your company anywhere in the world with minimum first-world standards (any of the countries you mentioned) and be successful. Will you have more capital in t
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by asdadsdad 5y ago
It's a normal problem that we face when we get out of college. From a foreigner POV though, it seems it's a bigger problem in the US than many other places. People here move a lot, it's common to go to college and meet people
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by asdadsdad 5y ago
Why did you come back to the US?
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Ask HN: Is London Worth It?
1 points by asdadsdad 5y ago|7 comments
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by asdadsdad 5y ago
Congrats! Lmk if you need help with anti-bot problems ;)
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by asdadsdad 5y ago
I'd take London anytime over NYC
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by asdadsdad 5y ago
This is very interesting, but should be taken with a grain of salt even inside the US. This is likely not to be very sustainable for much longer, and it significantly skews the perspective of making your "own money" long term. The
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by asdadsdad 5y ago
good luck w/ that =)
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by asdadsdad 5y ago
Timeless quote from Bodik, from the article: "Don’t be a boilerplate programmer. Instead, build tools for users and other programmers. Take historical note of textile and steel industries: do you want to build machines and tools, or do
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by asdadsdad 5y ago
Wow - this is a really impressive farewell.
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by asdadsdad 5y ago
yeah, it's broken for every search I tried
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by asdadsdad 5y ago
lol. London, NYC.
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by asdadsdad 5y ago
Cool solution!
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by asdadsdad 5y ago
It's really sad that the US is still not treating China as the threat it is to American IP and sovereignty.
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Ask HN: How to Blog as a Security Professional?
4 points by asdadsdad 5y ago|2 comments
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by asdadsdad 5y ago
Then they complain when people scrape their site...
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by asdadsdad 5y ago
lol