johanyc

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by johanyc 1y ago
It's bad ux to make it case sensitive
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> The early narrative was that companies would need fewer seniors, and juniors together with AI could produce quality code I have never heard that before
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Apparently it's not per year. Total chaos. What a joke https://x.com/presssec/status/1969495900478488745?s=46
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by johanyc 1y ago
Change of Status H-1B petition doesn't require you to leave the US. Visa is only for entry. https://www.wsmimmigration.com/immigration-resources/faqs/fi... F1 is the same. You can have an expired visa but mai
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by johanyc 1y ago
Ok found it: https://youtu.be/QKUhWjPEHsM strange that it doesnt match what the proclamation says
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Just like tariffs and the tax cuts
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They are not directly affected when applying for h1b but think about it what this means to both employers and students. It's a signal that immigration policy can change on a whim. For employers, hiring foreigners has always been cumber
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by johanyc 1y ago
I guess you didnt read the proclamation... 100k payment is only enforced at entry. F1 students when they are ready to apply for h1b are already inside the US
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The keyword to search for is prevailing wage. https://flag.dol.gov/programs/prevailingwages is apparently under maintenance Also it's mot just a number, it depends on the jobs location, type and level.
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by johanyc 1y ago
Where does that per year come from? I dont see it in the proclamation. https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/2025/09/rest...
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by johanyc 1y ago
> as long as you can find a job that meets the requirements in a reasonable time how long is that reasonable time in europe? For H1b it's only 60 days
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by johanyc 1y ago
TIL ISO8601 also standardizes duration
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by johanyc 1y ago
https://docs.digi.com/resources/documentation/digidocs/90001... It's pretty simple actually. > 'X weeks' or 'Y hours Z minutes' PxW, PTyHzM. So simple that I learned it in a few se
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How is this different from the user prompting vibe coding tools directly
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> The automated “Skip Ahead” button (which I use daily) is already hostile to sponsorships Is it? If I proactively click skip, that means that sponsor is offering something of no use to me. As the sponsor, they successfully make an impre
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this is it. move faster and execute better than copycats
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by johanyc 1y ago
I have ~1300 items in my 1password vault too. Seems normal
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The core issue with renewables is reliability. Who cares it's cheap when it doesnt produce energy when I need it
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by johanyc 1y ago
You need a reliable source for energy. Pumped storage is not. They are mostly good for dealing with the fluctuations of energy supply and demand. It crucially requires water to operate. You can't do much when there's a drought. Al
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It's also a bit weird that iPhone Air being an Air is more expensive. MacBook Air and iPad Air are the cheaper options in contrast
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by johanyc 1y ago
RSSHub radar to detect rss feeds. And you can write handlers for RSSHub to RSSify websites. Both open source.
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https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45175125
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No. It means model training is transformative enough to be fair use. They should just be asked to pay them back plus reimbursement/punishment, say pay 10x the price of the pirated books
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If they legally purchased them I dont think why not. IIRC they did borrow from libraries so probably not every book in Google Books
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by johanyc 1y ago
The Chinese is good. The Mandarin to English example she sounds native. The English to Mandarin sounds good too but he does have an English speaker's accent, which I think is intentional.
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> The decision said that Apple's deal with Google to be the default search engine was "exclusive" because it established Google as the default out-of-the-box search engine. https://www.cnbc.com/amp/202
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> The purchase of the 433.3 million Intel shares will be made with funding from the $5.7 billion in unpaid grants from the Biden-era CHIPS Act and $3.2 billion awarded to Intel for the Secure Enclave program, also awarded under Trump&#x2
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> The purchase of the 433.3 million Intel shares will be made with funding from the $5.7 billion in unpaid grants from the Biden-era CHIPS Act and $3.2 billion awarded to Intel for the Secure Enclave program, also awarded under Trump&#x2
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Are there other browsers that use tree tabs
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They would. The main reason has always been the location. It’s right at the doorstep of China. It’s the same reason when Russia tried to install missile in Cuba, Americans dont like that. Cuba “crisis” is actually a US centric term. Also on

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