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This was the main reason I bought a Roomba last year. It wasn't clear to me that any competitor could match their repairability and availability of parts.
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OpenAI Ends 'Vesting Cliff' for New Employees in Compensation-Policy Change
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Maybe it's just optimism talking but I foresee a cultural shift towards favoring live performance. When people spend so much time looking at screens and being alone at home, they long to be immersed in a live sensoral experience.
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This is pretty silly when H1B is a lottery system controlled by a foreign country. H1B holders aren't necessarily "highly skilled professionals," they're a random selection of people who meet the minimum qualification of
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It's interesting to think of the second-order effects of this. If these corporations can't invest in housing, they'd direct their money elsewhere. Maybe we'd see a stock market or commercial real estate boom. Maybe a pro
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Who said anything about quality? Preserved and processed foods are necessarily lower-quality but they sure are economically efficient.
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11mo ago
Who needs jobs if you have food and internet entertainment in abundance?
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11mo ago
Is the United States more prone to misinformation and special interest groups than other countries?
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11mo ago
That sounds like a great read. And it seems that a lot of world leadsrs have taken an interest in the book. Yet still no other country except maybe China has aggressively pursued the same kind of environment.
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Or maybe there are just more high-income people than there used to be? More people in the upper ranges of the middle class? The author cites rising hotel prices, but there are the same number of hotel beds. Meaning just as many people are s
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Ask HN: Best place to be a founder outside of the US?
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11mo ago
What about exactly 50%?
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11mo ago
As a non-lawyer, it seems that you'd have to leave your company to join YC, meaning you'd forfeit your H1B visa.
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11mo ago
If this happened would existing TNs still be valid till their end date?
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Given Musk's pay package that requires getting Tesla's valuation to $8 trillion, isn't it obvious that he should absorb all of his holdings (SpaceX, X, xAI) into Tesla?
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11mo ago
While I'm inside the US, can I perform work for non-US entities? For example, remotely teaching a music lesson do someone in a different country or writing a book and publishing it abroad but not in the US.
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It's no fun if you legally can't do it...
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I'm living in the US on TN status and I'm interested in starting a startup, a subscription-based mobile app. But I have a pending PERM application and leaving my company would mean abandoning the whole thing, which I'm not ea
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A question about TN status for a Canadian living in the US. There are some income-generating things I'd like to do outside of my work visa (play a music gig, upload music to Spotify, act in a movie). My understanding is that I can'
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U.S. Pauses Immigration Applications from Nations on Travel Ban List
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1y ago
Is that predatory? Can't you just decline the offer?
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1y ago
Just get an LLM to do it for you.
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1y ago
Financial markets produce a net positive outcome for investors (gamblers), no? The average rate of return in the S&P500 is about 10% and it's considered the baseline for thr stock market.
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Business AI
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The music is an essential dimension of the text. To remove it and only leave the words is like deciding whether a movie is great based on its screenplay, or taking all the words of a poem and writing it out as prose. The piece that as creat
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Can you give an example of a moral company? Is Apple one?
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You know what's cool? A billion dollars.
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Should people on non-dual-intent work visas not be paying those taxes then? Because they do.
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I wonder if treaty-based non-immigrant-intent work visas like TN and E-3 will be next.
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I wouldn't want to wear earbuds while doing anything active, the chance of them falling out is too high.
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