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by bluishgreen 5y ago
H1 does not lead to a green card. Infact H1 approval receipt will show Temporary Non Immigrant Worker visa. You have to apply to get a green card, entirely separate.
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by bluishgreen 5y ago
Reading his book helped me overcome one of the darkest period in my life. Just a few paragraphs in a random book that I picked up. My heart lifted just a little bit, enough for me to carry on living. Peace to you my friend.
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by bluishgreen 5y ago
Regarding India, I am not exactly sure if any credits are in order. Oh they tried, they tried hard. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-Hindi_agitations_of_Tam...
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by bluishgreen 5y ago
Yes, In order to invoke federal jurisdiction the SEC uses the fact that they communicated beyond state lines over the wire. This is why all the charges are called wire fraud. Relevant: https://www.law.cornell.edu/wex/co
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by bluishgreen 5y ago
Copilot is open to public. No waiting list. (AFAIK)
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by bluishgreen 5y ago
It wasn't the AI that did the Auto-filling this past day, it a large mass of humanity that auto-filled an incident report into a plausible outline of a story. I think this will happen more and more once AI reaches a point of higher cog
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by bluishgreen 5y ago
For an anti-mimetic article it could have used something other than a reverse sorted listicle format.
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by bluishgreen 5y ago
I will just add one point regarding health and sedentarism. Going completely remote saved about 2 hours a day from commute. This is big. This is not just 2 hours, but at the end of those 2 hours you won't be in a mood to do pretty much
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by bluishgreen 5y ago
"That other animals have more cone cells than humans, e.g. birds with four and shrimp with up to 16, and so probably see colors we can’t even conceive of which, yeah, that limitation of our minds is frustrating, but it also hints that
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by bluishgreen 5y ago
Relevant: There are people who don't have mental imagery. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xa84hA3OsHU
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by bluishgreen 5y ago
"For the last few months, I've been cautiously testing a radical-sounding hypothesis on smart people: entrepreneurs are the new labor. Or to put it in a more useful way, the balance of power between investors and entrepreneurs tha
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by bluishgreen 5y ago
Without "Rich People" in the title, this is a non article, with it - it is a cultural phenom. Welcome to the post Internet world.
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by bluishgreen 5y ago
This is hacker news self selection talking. The filter: The few who found computer science through gaming and made a cushion of a life which let's us the time luxury to post on an online forum in the middle of a Monday(at least it is t
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by bluishgreen 5y ago
Title should read: China has forbidden under-18s from playing VIDEO games for more than three hours/week
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by bluishgreen 5y ago
"Try this at home" I did and became a Machine Scientist (took a few years) https://sifter.org/simon/journal/20061211.html
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by bluishgreen 5y ago
There is a right number of days per month where you have to meet people and socialize. It wasn't 22. It is not 0 either. But I believe it is closer to 0 than 22. Personally I feel about 5 days a month would be the right amount to trigg
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by bluishgreen 5y ago
Not just in Canada. In the US as well. https://smile.amazon.com/Kill-Indian-Save-Man-Residential/dp...
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by bluishgreen 5y ago
https://www.ribbonfarm.com/
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by bluishgreen 5y ago
"Ever since stepping back from Microsoft, Gates has grown to epitomize what might be considered the “Good Billionaire”: a civic-minded, awkward geek who showed how capitalism’s winnings can be marshaled to make the world a better place
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by bluishgreen 5y ago
To the point that Fremont PD had to bust a crime ring operating out of SF, the politics there is ridiculous at this point. Also moved out a few years ago.
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by bluishgreen 5y ago
And you felt the need to create a throwaway account, which already speaks enough about the state of affairs in the US.
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by bluishgreen 5y ago
Try returning something you didn’t like to your friendly neighborhood warm fuzzy store and come back to this thread, let’s continue the conversation
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by bluishgreen 5y ago
Disagree. I am similar to you in where I am in my career, also similar profile in terms of how I got here, but I don't agree with you. I think this is a natural cycle and it shouldn't be sold as an insight or a learning. Learning
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by bluishgreen 5y ago
> "We were promised Strong AI" No.
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by bluishgreen 5y ago
"JavaScript relies heavily on callback functions: Instead of a function giving us a result immediately, we give it another function that tells it what to do next. Many other languages use them as well, but JavaScript is often the first
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by bluishgreen 6y ago
Couple pointers. 1. I have worked for FAANG adjacent companies(similar market cap) in the silicon valley. It is not exactly a badge of honor, sure - if other people want to honor you and you want to ride it why not. But it is not a badge of
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by bluishgreen 6y ago
Infact they got it backwards. It takes confidence won from experience and paid for with crisis to say screw that to "Best Practices"
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by bluishgreen 6y ago
Gatsby with Netlify
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by bluishgreen 6y ago
“Later, William Foster suggested murdering Luis and Salvador, two Native Americans from Sutter’s Fort pressed into service as rescuers, for food. Tipped off, the two escaped in the night but a week later, Foster tracked them by their bloody
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by bluishgreen 6y ago
Amusing and mildly racist use of the name Raj in the comment, not from the original article as far as I can see. Please note that John of Delaware, his boss confirmed that principal goes to wash and said to “please proceed”

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