bikeshedding247

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   by bikeshedding247 11y ago

   Yeah, I guess that would be another option. But not everyone is an entrepreneur. At least I am not.
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   by bikeshedding247 11y ago

   > you really don't need to be tesla or einstein to qualify Interesting. I didn’t think you have to be a von Neuman, but I always thought you’d have to be of a calibre like, say, Linus Torvalds.
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   by bikeshedding247 11y ago

   I did look at the J1 visa in the past, and as far as I remember it is a non-immigrant visa which basically allows you to work in the US for one internship, after which you will have to leave the country again. What I meant by “working in th
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   by bikeshedding247 11y ago

   Thanks for your reply. In my particular case, I guess I should be working towards getting more specialized (I’m more of a “generalist” now I’d say).
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   by bikeshedding247 11y ago

   > You have outlined the options, but added a half a dose of pessimism. Yes, that was kind of intentional to spur a discussion. I guess persistence (along with optimism) is the key. > Keep trying! You will get it! Thanks for your feedb
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   Ask HN: Is it still possible to work in the US as a European?

   13 points by bikeshedding247 11y ago|23 comments