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by disabled 6y ago
> I start with this - every person working in your hospital or clinic has no incentive whatsoever for you to emerge healthier. The only goal is to maximize the ratio between the amount your insurance is willing to pay, and the amount of
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by disabled 6y ago
I cannot answer this question, as I moved abroad for work and my education. However, I do travel a whole lot more, especially during the pandemic with everything being remote. Most importantly, you only live once: Travel while you still hav
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by disabled 6y ago
I am culturally American, and I hold US|EU (Croatian) citizenship. I experience something life-threatening if I have to hold my bladder, known as autonomic dysreflexia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autonomic_dysreflexi
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by disabled 6y ago
> I've been to a few places on this earth, and while I know there are some Europeans who'll proudly talk about how paying for toilets helps keep them clean, I haven't noticed them being any better than gas station bathroom
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by disabled 6y ago
It took awhile to learn RPN in undergrad in electrical engineering. But, once you learn it, it is so much easier to solve problems and it is much more efficient. You never go back, and you are less likely to make errors entering in equation
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by disabled 6y ago
It is Standford’s obligation under Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act. No US health insurance provides this coverage. People in the US can typically only get Home and Community Based Services (HCBS) coverage, which is similar, through Me
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by disabled 6y ago
:-) You are awesome! Sorry for the late reply. I have been sick. It looks like you would be eligible under D). I am assuming you were born before 1991. If your parents do not have their Domovnica (Croatian citizenship certificate) yet, ther
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by disabled 6y ago
> The sooner we start talking about laws to govern this tech, the lower the chance of it ending up in the wrong hands. You can make your own open-sourced DIY micro version of Boston Dynamics' Robot Spot for a few hundred dollars. Th
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by disabled 6y ago
I am far from an expert on the pros/cons between the two, but with Stan I can do systems of differential equations a lot easier. In some cases, it is infinitely easier. There are some really good examples for Stan on this, and the lang
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by disabled 6y ago
> The lockdowns we had in Melbourne to keep covid down were utterly harrowing and I think a lot of us are still processing that experience. We gave up some freedoms temporarily to save lives. It was a temporary sacrifice of personal free
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by disabled 6y ago
Wow, I just checked out this discussion! The links and references are wonderful! I am definitely going to become a developer for KaTeX now! :-) You also gave me a lot more solid information to step up my game as an electrical engineering st
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by disabled 6y ago
In order to use MathJax offline, you need to have a local version of MathJax installed on your Windows/MacOS/Linux operating system. Instructions are described here: http://docs.mathjax.org/en/latest/web&
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by disabled 6y ago
> Since covid, talking to my friends in the USA about Australia feels like punching down. Please do not take offense to this. This will be infuriating, but I want you to understand the American mindset that causes this behavior. Please k
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by disabled 6y ago
I cannot reply to your lower post, as the post tree has been expanded too far. I just want to say that Americans, and certain other westerners have no right to talk badly about teams from places like India. These teams often have some of th
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by disabled 6y ago
I work on mathematical modeling, dealing with human physiology. Likewise, the software packages used can be esoteric, and the structure of your "code" can be very different looking, to say the least. This is certainly a lot of wor
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by disabled 6y ago
My apologies: I linked the wrong source. But, my info is otherwise correct. What I mentioned does not even have anything to do with the expatriation tax for green card holders. See: https://americansoverseas.org/en/know
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by disabled 6y ago
I agree.
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by disabled 6y ago
> Just haven't bothered to follow through with it unless I saw myself needing it. And it's increasingly likely I'll be eligible for another EU passport in the near future anyway. It's chump change to get Croatian citi
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by disabled 6y ago
It can be very high if there is excellent continuity of communication (for asynchronous work matters), the right tools are being used (for asynchronous work), and the workers have the right qualifications and experience.
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by disabled 6y ago
Historically, IBM has held a bad reputation for how it has treated his older workers (ageism and also disability discrimination). Back in the day, they intentionally changed the demographics of their workers, intentionally, through mass ter
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by disabled 6y ago
> It's interesting you say that, I last decided to skip US citizenship due to the fact that the IRS will haunt you for taxes (Double tax treaties, foreign tax credits yeah yeah but it's a hassle) and as mentioned in other repli
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by disabled 6y ago
> In RO, you literally have to fly to Germany/Switzerland or elsewhere to get quality healthcare and if you have a really bad accident, you may not make it to the hospital to get the care you need. > That's the one thing kee
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by disabled 6y ago
Perhaps I should share how I take my electrical engineering notes, which are extremely math heavy. It probably is interesting. MathML is effectively the accessibility standard for people who have print-related disabilities (which I have), n
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by disabled 6y ago
It depends on which /Article/ OP is eligible for citizenship under, under Croatian citizenship law. The law has also been updated by our parliament in the past year. I do not want to make any assumptions about OP's situation.
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by disabled 6y ago
> I have a Romanian passport so it's easy to jump over the pond but I'd love my US residency and all the years I put in to be able to start switching jobs more easily. I don't want a ridiculous amount of wealth but I'
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by disabled 6y ago
It was for a Fortune 500 company, historically ranked in the top 10. The monthly premium was ~$950/month with a yearly out-of-pocket of $9,000. Yearly premium liability: ($950/month)*(12 months/year)= $11,400/year Out-of
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by disabled 6y ago
> It took several years and a good lawyer to get passed the beaucracy. Ultimately I received the Croatian passport and so did our children about half a year later. Yeah, it is always advisable to get a Croatian lawyer when applying for C
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by disabled 6y ago
The European Union member states subscribe to multiple fundamental ideas, one of which is the principle of solidarity. This means that there is a strong social safety net, and we take care of the vulnerable. I do not have to worry about the
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by disabled 6y ago
In some countries, yes. This tends to be uncommon in the European Union. Croatia at the moment is a black sheep in the European Union, though, as it has an easy to get digital nomad visa: https://www.total-croatia-news.com/n
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by disabled 6y ago
There are obscene penalties for improper reporting of foreign bank accounts via FATCA regulations, even if you made a prudent attempt of doing so in your US income taxes. Due to this, you always have to use a CPA as a form of insurance when

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