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by belltaco 3y ago
Non-citizens with work authorization are eligible for certain lower level security clearances, even if they're not permanent residents.
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by belltaco 3y ago
Correct, they'd pay the companies via corp-to-corp.
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by belltaco 3y ago
They're looking for contractors, there are plenty of H1B folks who are sponsored by agencies that contract them out to various companies. The normal term used in job postings is "no visa sponsorship".
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by belltaco 3y ago
> Visa Status: Must be US Citizen (no Green Cards or H1b visa candidates will be accepted) Given the recent SpaceX situation[1] about asylees, is this legal? Can MGM claim national security implications more than SpaceX can? And SpaceX
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by belltaco 3y ago
>And none of this excuses _gunning down a person sitting in their car_ which, in case you forgot, was the original topic of this discussion. It doesn't matter who they associated with, what they were involved with, or what they did
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by belltaco 3y ago
I think people have been using MDN. This has some of the context https://web.archive.org/web/20110412103745/http://w3fools.co... But looks like w3schools has cleaned up their act in the past decade.
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by belltaco 3y ago
Your earlier comment made it sound it like it was a fair trial for the 329 victims(including 82 children) on board the Air India flight and their families. Did the presumably new information change your mind? Or do you still think it was a
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by belltaco 3y ago
> Is there any evidence of a coverup? The trial was ~20 years after the wiretaps were collected which leaves plenty of time for incompetence/negligence to do the job. From https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/bri
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by belltaco 3y ago
> The perpetrators weren't "let go"; they had a trial (the most expensive trial in Canadian history), and two of the three charged were found not guilty. Which is how things work in a liberal democracy. Is the destruction
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by belltaco 3y ago
I never said that or think so. Please don't accuse me of things I didn't say or think.
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by belltaco 3y ago
Maybe they already lost the evidence because of routine deletion like it happened with the downing of Air India Flight 182 that killed 320 people and the alleged Canadian perpetuators were let go. https://news.ycombinator.com&#x2
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by belltaco 3y ago
The same agency that deleted the wiretap evidence of Canadian based terrorists that killed 320 people aboard the Air India flight that was blown up over the Atlantic after taking off from Canada, resulting in no convictions? https:/&#
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by belltaco 3y ago
> The winners of this news coming out are the victims and family members of the murder victim I wish the 320 Air India passenger victims got the same consideration from Canada even though the Canadian citizens were likely ethnically Sout
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by belltaco 3y ago
Also apparently wiretaps by Canada’s intelligence agency had been erased before they could be used as evidence.
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by belltaco 3y ago
> Whether it's ok or not is a different matter. But it is definitely _different_ if you tell the whole world "if we find this person, and you don't hand them over and we have a warrant, we will kill them on your territory
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by belltaco 3y ago
The whole affair is somewhat fishy. When the Canadian Immigration Minister cannot get basic facts right before posting on Twitter about him, it gets strange. https://www.tribuneindia.com/news/punjab/canada-allowed-
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by belltaco 3y ago
This has some historical backdrop around anti-India terrorists/freedom fighters operating in Canada. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Air_India_Flight_182#Backgroun... >Air India Flight 182 was an Air India flight
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by belltaco 3y ago
Maybe Google can pay for this to restore access to Gmail even if for a fee.
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by belltaco 3y ago
That's really sad. I would've hoped that a 20 foot drop into water would be survivable given that a Tesla was driven off a cliff at 80mph and survived a 250ft drop into ground. There might be some element of luck involved with the
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by belltaco 3y ago
I think they meant people trust the web enough to use it for most of their activities so the ability to audit security in a local LLM may not be a big selling point.
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by belltaco 3y ago
Sounds like covid era policies expiring without getting renewed that active changes made in federal tax policy.
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by belltaco 3y ago
I read title as (Median Household Income), After Taxes Fell 8.8% in 2022 Correct reading is (Median Household Income After Taxes) Fell 8.8% in 2022
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by belltaco 3y ago
> So an electric vehicle costs $9,000 to make compared to an internal combustion engine vehicle costing $14,000, but the EV sells for $60,000 while the ICE one sells for $46,000 Automotive gross margins don't seem to reflect those n
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by belltaco 3y ago
> In particular you see pointless bashing of young men Examples? >the quasi-marxist idea that men are a separate species that exploits women How is that quasi-marxist?
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Ohio abortion law meant weeks of 'anguish,' 'agony' for couple(cnn.com)
13 points by belltaco 3y ago|4 comments
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by belltaco 3y ago
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/58250782/which-free-vers...
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by belltaco 3y ago
Terrible take. Photoshop does not create and exploit confusion about how their products are free to use as much as Oracle does with Java. Photoshop also didn't sneakingly change terms from what used to be free without a proper notice w
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by belltaco 3y ago
He and his wife own 100% the company so it might be better to hold on to the cash for tax purposes than pay themselves a lot because tax on payroll is pretty high compared to company's cash sitting in the bank. I think the offer he men
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Nvidia GeForce RTX 5090 rumors: 2.9 GHz boost clock, 1.5 TB/s bandwidth(videocardz.com)
2 points by belltaco 3y ago|0 comments
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by belltaco 3y ago
I thought this was related to the recent security vulnerability in WinRAR and that the sales were triggered by people upgrading their old trial licenses that don't run out.

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