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by huy-nguyen 6y ago
Along this line, every Google Compute Engine VM instance comes with 2 “implied” rules: allow all egress and deny all ingress.
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by huy-nguyen 6y ago
NYT article says that Trump's account is under special "lock and key" protection.
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by huy-nguyen 6y ago
I’m sure a lot of mere twitter mortals were enjoying a sweet schadenfreude moment.
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by huy-nguyen 6y ago
I remember that episode. The "super attractive man" was played by Jon Hamm.
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by huy-nguyen 6y ago
Not all certifications are bad. Some are quite good. For example, the Google Cloud certifications (associate cloud engineer, professional cloud architect, professional data engineer, professional cloud developer etc) give you a good technic
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by huy-nguyen 6y ago
That’s not true at wealthy schools. I went to Reed (not need blind) and only half the student body there pay full price. That portion should be lower at Harvard and MIT.
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by huy-nguyen 6y ago
There are other very good but smaller schools on the west coast like Pomona, Harvey Mudd, Reed etc.
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by huy-nguyen 6y ago
The longest part of the process is the labor market test to ensure there are no willing, able and qualified American workers. This includes advertising the position in a number of different locations and channels for a set number of days an
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by huy-nguyen 6y ago
Dick Durbin was totally right to torpedo that bill because it would ease the Green Card backlog for Indians but will set everyone else back by 5-10 years. Removing the per-country cap must come with increasing the overall Green Card cap.
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by huy-nguyen 6y ago
The H1B is not directly comparable to EB-1. The former is a non-immigrant visa, is easier to qualify for (just need to have a bachelor's degree in a "specialty occupation") except for the lottery part and less costly to obtai
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by huy-nguyen 6y ago
One and a half years is actually typical for someone from a non-backlogged country.
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by huy-nguyen 6y ago
The Democrats spent all of the period when they had supermajority in the senate and majority in the house barely being able to pass the affordable care act (and subsequently sustaining great political damage for that). After Scott Brown rep
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by huy-nguyen 6y ago
J1 has many different categories. Postdocs are usually on the research scholar/professor category of J1, which are not affected.
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by huy-nguyen 6y ago
Usually post docs can either be on H1B or J1 research scholar/professor visas. The former is blocked but the latter is not so it’s not all hopeless.
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by huy-nguyen 6y ago
Please replace this article with the official order: https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/proclamation...
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by huy-nguyen 6y ago
$200 is quite cheap for a 27” monitor. A good non-gaming 1440p 27” costs about $300-400 not on sale.
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by huy-nguyen 6y ago
> Wang is alleged to have made fraudulent statements on this visa application. Specifically, in his visa application, Wang stated that he had served as an Associate Professor in Medicine in the PLA, from September 1, 2002 through Septem
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by huy-nguyen 6y ago
From https://www.wsj.com/articles/so-where-did-the-virus-come-fro... : > New research has deepened, rather than dispelled, the mystery surrounding the origin of the coronavirus responsible for Covid-19. B
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by huy-nguyen 6y ago
Probably derived from tufte.css https://edwardtufte.github.io/tufte-css/ .
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by huy-nguyen 6y ago
> Next.js is quickly eating everyone else's lunch in this market, especially Gatsby's (sorry Gatsby fans). Can someone comment on the latest version of Next vs Gatsby?
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by huy-nguyen 6y ago
I guess that's the end of the road for hydroxychloroquine/chloroquine as a treatment for COVID-19.
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by huy-nguyen 6y ago
Of course the attacks have to be “highly sophisticated” in order to beat the “world-class” system that “highly paid” EasyJet security experts have put in place to secure customer data, which EasyJet “cares deeply” about.
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by huy-nguyen 6y ago
Does this release support Yarn v2’s Plug’n’Play?
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by huy-nguyen 6y ago
Another entry should be added to the “things programmers believe about commodity prices.”
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by huy-nguyen 6y ago
> The things we miss most about our pre-pandemic lives—dine-in restaurants and recreational travel, karaoke nights and baseball games—require more than government permission to be enjoyed. These activities are predicated not only on clos
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by huy-nguyen 6y ago
I think it’s time for me to read Bryan Burrough’s great book “Barbarians at the Gate” again.
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by huy-nguyen 6y ago
WebGL 1 support in the wild is roughly 97% and WebGL 2 is 54% based on stats collected from a number of participating sites. https://webglstats.com/
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by huy-nguyen 6y ago
Makes sense because PixiJS uses WebGL2 by default, falling back to WebGL1 and then 2D canvas.
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by huy-nguyen 6y ago
"Kubernetes in action" is a very good book. The first half can get you a pretty good hands-on understanding in 1-2 days.
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by huy-nguyen 6y ago
The distinction between aggregated and non-aggregated data is moot. From the WSJ article: > Some executives had access to data containing proprietary information that they used to research bestselling items they might want to compete aga

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