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12y ago
It's embarrassing to realize that racial discrimination was happening in the USA even 20 years after WW2/Holocaust. Didn't the world learn that being racist = bad??
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12y ago
> Changing employers after 180 days have elapsed should not affect the underlying approved I-140. Employers can actually withdraw the I-140 if you switch jobs BEFORE filing I-485 and letting 6 months elapse - and then you have to start a
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12y ago
> management prefers a pliant, docile, easily controlled workforce I am trying to understand why, and what the incentive is. If the overall cost balloons up, what is it about a docile workforce that is so lucrative to these companies? Ab
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12y ago
> if they have an I-485 application pending for six months and an approved I-140 That is related to a green card. And yes, employers typically try to file your I-140 under EB-3. This means that you need to wait 10+ years before your prio
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12y ago
H1B portability is a misnomer. All that happens is that the new employer applies for a new H1B for you, which is not subject to the cap. So you are just tied to the new employer. Portability here just means that you can choose which employe
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12y ago
Penalizing early exit with loss of immigration status could be illegal...penalizing with money is probably not.
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So there's a high initial cost involved, but then the company can wage suppress the employee over the next 5-6 years, and in the end turn a profit? Wow.
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12y ago
EDIT: AC21 is for those who are applying for a green card (I-485 pending). How the heck is AC21 even connected to H1B? Source/link please? EDIT2: H1B transfer does not seem to involve AC21. All that happens is that the new employer wil
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12y ago
Does anyone know if this situation is specific to IT/tech/computer science related companies? Does it happen to, say, petroleum engineers?
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12y ago
Isn't the "something else" just money? The employer gets an employee who is afraid to ask for a raise, since that might mean losing immigration status and returning to a (not as comfortable) life in their home country. With t
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12y ago
Hmm but you can still lose weight by eating low satiety index foods, as long as a calorie deficit is present. This means eating smaller portions of these foods. It just takes more self control because the body "feels hungry" when
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12y ago
Have you tried high protein-low carb instead of high fat-low carb?
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12y ago
There was some research that showed that the brain goes into hunting mode _for protein_, and it gets satiated when enough protein is had. But, today's sugary foods contain less protein than before, so we keep eating these foods until t
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12y ago
Diets are more about getting people to not feel hungry. This is done by reducing carbs, and increasing fat/protein. So, people won't "feel hungry" on a low carb diet, and thus, they are less likely to binge or gorge on s
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12y ago
Anyone have insight on how "my thyroid" affects weight gain/loss? As in, does TDEE decrease when something is wrong with the thyroid? If a typical TDEE is 2200 calories, then with thyroid problems, will it go down to 1500, or
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12y ago
One of the most sensible questions in this thread...
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12y ago
ultra basic cable is free. Over the air broadcasts.
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induscreep
12y ago
Finally, an AlienBlue caliber app for HN is now possible. Soon.
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12y ago
Also, there were patients with Lhasa fever and Marburg in the USA before - and nothing happened. Ebola is hyped up because there's an outbreak in Africa.
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12y ago
Er yes I can. I want to know what is new since the 1971 orbiter success, and why India cannot put a rover on Mars.
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12y ago
Maybe I should rephrase. Is this mission a scientific achievement? It could be a economics/accounting/marketing/HR/logistics achievement, but what is new scientifically?
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Is this really an achievement when someone else could do it in 1965? Is it an achievement when other countries can land rovers on mars? India should be a leader, not follow others' footsteps. EDIT: 1971, not 1965
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12y ago
But India is 24 hrs away by flight. If there was a list of countries with the flight duration and cost of medical care, what countries would lie on the Pareto front? What if you sorted by a "$-hr" metric?
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12y ago
I tried uploading a computer science research paper from IEEE - detects "capacity" as jargon haha.
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12y ago
Doesn't Big Banana invest in GMO stuff to make them resistant to a well known disease?
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Even BofA in the USA issued tags that could be attached to the back of a phone (or anywhere else). That's what I don't understand...why does a NFC transaction have to involve smartphones? What is it that needs the processing power
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Yup exactly. What is the incentive here for the banks to allow Apple to tokenize CC numbers, AND pay Apple for it? Some kind of risk/liability reduction?
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Interesting. Does this mean that transaction data (what I bought, when I bought) is visible to Google, unlike Apple Pay (claimed)?
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12y ago
Maybe it's about existing dongles communicating with the iPhone. On that note, is the communication protocol over 3.5mm audio standardized in any way?
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12y ago
What is the point of this article? New iphone has barometer, some android phone dropped thermo/hygrometer support, some other folks made dongles which communicate via 3.5mm...so what.
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