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by goshx 13y ago
right, that requirement to be tied to the employer is also what prevents the H1B to run its own company (although H1B can start a business, (s)he is not allowed to run it.)
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by goshx 13y ago
I hope it is true this time. I sent a question a few days ago: Ask HN: How many H1B holders here taking the H4 "punishment"? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7547839 The current H4 only offers a disruption to
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Ask HN: How many H1B holders here taking the H4 "punishment"?
13 points by goshx 13y ago|3 comments
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by goshx 13y ago
I'm also a self-taught engineer and, when I was starting, the best way I found to learn how to code was to first figure out what I wanted to build. For instance, at the time I new HTML, but not much about server side programming or dat
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by goshx 13y ago
Facebook's new design is looking a lot like the very old Orkut's design.
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by goshx 13y ago
Facebook to become the new Second Life?
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by goshx 13y ago
Have you guys seen this kid talk? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qw1q9_SAKLM I was really impressed the first time I watched his interview. If you were on a phone call with him I bet you wouldn't believe how old he rea
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by goshx 13y ago
Finally! IMO OneNote was the best software in the MS Office pack. It was tough to transition to other apps when I moved to Mac.
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Drones being used to smuggle contraband into prisons(usatoday.com)
1 points by goshx 13y ago|0 comments
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by goshx 13y ago
Obrigado :)
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by goshx 13y ago
I really wanted to learn the meaning of the lyrics I was listening too as well, but you are right... the big motivation came from the need to learn English in order to find what I was looking for from the computer/programming world.
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by goshx 13y ago
This is AWESOME! I even get emotional about this and here is why. TL;DR: I am a Brazilian and it would have been much easier for me if I had the resources I needed available in my mother language. Long story: I am a Brazilian. I was born in
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by goshx 13y ago
It does, when you login.
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by goshx 13y ago
This reminds me of: http://patientslikeme.com
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by goshx 13y ago
Nice! At 15 I was just learning what a computer was :o (15 years ago)
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by goshx 13y ago
I don't blame you. The title is misleading. I didn't even know about this company until I read the article...
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Read Snowden’s Appeal For Political Asylum To Fight The NSA From Brazil(techcrunch.com)
1 points by goshx 13y ago|0 comments
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by goshx 13y ago
Great quote: "Raw talent is wasted if it’s busy doing the wrong stuff." The key is figuring out what one is good at. Some people believe they are good on something, trying to prove that to peers, but they are not.
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by goshx 13y ago
This sounds as much of a trap as do the websites that tells "how secure is your password" to use them to build dictionaries for brute force.
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by goshx 13y ago
Is this a trap to build a mailing list? I tried a bunch of fake hotmail emails and 90% of them are "pwned". Very suspicious to say the least.
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by goshx 13y ago
I'd suggest for people that are interested in, in fact, trade stocks, to learn about technical analysis. You have way more control over your gains and losses. If you are well disciplined you can "beat the market" quite often.
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by goshx 13y ago
I wish the person that left the job would show up here and tell us how it is like to work there and take care of all those items.
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by goshx 13y ago
I agree and that is the main reason that made me move on from previous companies that I've worked for. However, I never used this fact as an excuse to care less about the work I am doing.
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by goshx 13y ago
When I work for a company, I want to make sure that whatever I am working on will help the company succeed. I want to be part of that success. This is commitment. I am not there just to get the pay check for my 9 to 5 hours and move on to a
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by goshx 13y ago
While I agree that the request to build, deploy and open source the code of a website is a bit too much, I think you are exaggerating a little bit on the why's you wouldn't do it. "I'm not equipped to do your challenge&q
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by goshx 13y ago
Great topic! It reminds me of the times when I found out about the wonders of profiling my applications, where I could clearly see where the bottlenecks were (the 3%). This also reminds me about the endless discussions about which <inser
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by goshx 13y ago
Please make sure you read the article to understand the context of this title (which I find misleading). While I don't agree that you can't beat politics with technology, I do agree with what Sunde is saying, in the context he is
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by goshx 13y ago
"Work hard. Be honest. Help others." - PHILIP B. SMITH
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by goshx 13y ago
So, this product is new. Nobody has used yet. However, it already got a bunch of bad reviews. Why try to put a not even born yet business down if you are not even competing against it in the first place? I'd be interested to see a busi
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by goshx 13y ago
IMO, if we worry about that we would never use NFC or any other technology, really. I dare to say that everything is exploitable.

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