dudul

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by dudul 10d ago
Thanks for the good laugh. Interesting that you didn't feel the need to say what your "nation" is, or their nation BFFs. It would have allowed us to dig into real data, but no, let's just use feelz instead :) People are
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by dudul 11d ago
Nations don't have friends, they have interests.
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by dudul 23d ago
I read it all, and the central theme seemed to be more about collecting random thoughts/memories rather than "lives", with a final twist about the apocalypse or something like that. You really need to stretch quite a bit to f
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by dudul 23d ago
What does the short story have to do with the scenario exactly? Seems completely unrelated. And OMG, you need to edit the AI slop way way more. This is unreadable.
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by dudul 28d ago
Brexit also impacts 12 year olds. >And if your thought is that 16 year olds don't have the education yet to understand the implications of something so big, I'd say they're much better informed than most people over 60 who
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by dudul 28d ago
Were these conditions implemented in a referendum to join the EU?
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by dudul 29d ago
That's the policy we have at my work. Use AI if you want, as long as people can review it and if it breaks, don't go blaming Claude, it's your fault.
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by dudul 29d ago
"Decency" is subjective so I don't really see the point of debating it. The rules were 1) clear from the beginning when it comes to a status being temporary and 2) always potentially subject to change since countries change
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by dudul 1mo ago
Duration has nothing to do with it. One should not buy a house while on a temporary visa, period. You should not feel entitled to stay in a country just because you've been there X years on a temporary visa. If someone gets permanent
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by dudul 1mo ago
Grew up in one for ~25 years, lived in 2 for roughly 1.5 years each, then moved to the fourth for the past ~15 years. Married with 2 children. What's your point? I never even thought of buying a house or "build a permanent lif
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by dudul 1mo ago
I have no idea what point you're trying to make now. Companies are free to open an office wherever as long as 1) they hire local talent over immigrants 2) they are willing to deal with whatever policies countries put in place to &quot
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by dudul 1mo ago
"dox yourself" by saying which country you live in? Dude, you're funny. Yes immigrants are a tool. Immigration is a tool for countries to fulfill their interests. If a country needs carpenter, targeted immigration is a way
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by dudul 1mo ago
So the US is being very selfless here and deciding that all these "exceptional" migrants should instead improve their own country. Pretty noble of the US if you ask me.
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by dudul 1mo ago
I love comments about "my country" who never identify it so you can't look it up to really understand what their "wonderful policies" are... Stopping immigration is a priority yes. A job would contribute equal taxe
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by dudul 1mo ago
The smartest and most talented can still come, there are specific visas and pathways for them. Also, let's not be as childish as assuming that policies that were good 100+ years ago for a country should be good ad vitam eternam. Count
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by dudul 1mo ago
H1B makes no sense anymore when the conversation is how many jobs will survive AI.
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by dudul 1mo ago
Immigrants don't work?
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by dudul 1mo ago
> Companies want the best candidates they can get, and the larger the recruitment pool, the better. Did you write this with a straight face? Companies want candidates that are good enough for the lowest possible price. Yes, US citizens
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by dudul 1mo ago
Yes, the world today is not as it was 26 years ago. That seems pretty obvious. Countries change, governments change, national interests change. What was good for the US 30, 50, 100 years ago may not be good for the world of today. How i
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by dudul 1mo ago
> I think one of the fundamental problem with h1b is that it is labeled as "non-immigrant" whereas for all practical purposes it is really an immigrant visa. The fundamental problem is people spreading this lie. It has a path
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by dudul 1mo ago
> One thing I have heard of in the USA is the need for a "business licence" Where have you heard about that? Because there is no concept of universal business license.
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by dudul 1mo ago
> If history can predict anything it’s that the price hikes are permanent. There was a massive spike of RAM prices from 2016 to 2018 followed by a price crash in 2019...
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by dudul 2mo ago
And for the ultimate twist: the "both version" thing works for every single country! Damn! Nobody saw that coming!
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by dudul 2mo ago
What are the other metrics? What metrics did you use to make your statement? Dude, don't play the "moving the goal posts" game please, this is not X/Twitter. The guy is creaming his pants over Mexico and he calls Ameri
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by dudul 2mo ago
"junior engineers are more likely to understand and use AI tools, and quickly become more performant than their senior engineers asking questions on stack overflow" Anything to back up this claim? SO is dead, senior engineers don
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by dudul 2mo ago
For now that won't work, based on my experience with LLMs, you still need a very senior engineer to prompt and review what was produced by the agent. A junior wouldn't have the experience to identify the flaws/issues. In the
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by dudul 2mo ago
The author is beaming about Mexico where the obesity rate is on par with the US. The US rank 9th in terms of tertiary education in the world, so no, not "average'. And even average wouldn't translate to "uneducated&quot
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by dudul 2mo ago
Completely agree. I've lived - as in truly "lived", having a job, staying at least a full year, and having to do "real life things" - in 3 different countries before coming to the US and Americans are exactly like
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by dudul 2mo ago
What nonsense. Of course, everything always looks so great when you're on vacation. Living somewhere full time and visiting for a few weeks is not the same. There are plenty of kind, generous, happy people in the US. Wasn't t
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by dudul 2mo ago
I'm sorry, but this is an incredibly silly comment. The "shit show" was systemic at the strategic level. Of course, people who went to see a game had a good time, the "shit show" is at the competition level. - 48

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