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by mnglkhn2 10y ago
Let's say you have $30k in options and you're an H1b. Sometime in the first 4 yrs of work you're fired and you have to go out of US. How likely it is that you will exercise your, especially since you're in a serious lif
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by mnglkhn2 10y ago
Your assumption is that the startup will have a chance of growing only if it has access to H1B. Why would local talent not be enough for that startup?
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by mnglkhn2 10y ago
There multiple ways somebody can get a green card. I suspect that the majority of those w. green cards and citizenship from the seven countries that were banned have obtained these green cards by way of refugee status. I have nothing agains
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by mnglkhn2 10y ago
That's the best way of not debating anything, if any question you ask becomes political.
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by mnglkhn2 10y ago
Who's going to stop an investor from pushing you out from a central role in operations and hence kick you out of the country? All this after 2.5yrs put in the company, working your best for those years.
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by mnglkhn2 10y ago
Today, more and more, cars are slowed down and delayed in traffic due to their owner's inattention to traffic and to focus on their phones. It is as these drivers are passed out drunk and relying on all other drivers to take care of tr
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by mnglkhn2 10y ago
The case referenced in the story is about an old LG tv set that had the Android OS for its "smarts". The question is what is the app that the relative did download and from which app store? Also, this might explain why LG chose t
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by mnglkhn2 10y ago
> Should a person of average height and on minimum wage subsidise a well-paid tall person? I assume it is ok though that a short well-paid person to subsidize a tall less-paid individual?
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by mnglkhn2 10y ago
For a 6' tall person, the current seating is actually very inconvenient on 8h+ flights. No hyperbole at all! So maybe the solution is to all genetically convert our offspring to shorter persons :)
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by mnglkhn2 10y ago
These services usually have confirmation emails. His emails have timestamps from the moment they were sent into the review process. Also, his original docs are also time stamped.
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by mnglkhn2 10y ago
So far the focus was primarily on what it would take to produce an autonomous car, which is primarily a technological challenge. But what I see as a harder problem to solve is the one imposed on all humans participating in traffic: we will
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by mnglkhn2 10y ago
SmartThings relies on their cloud setup in order to execute the logic for the smarts you have inside your home. This is why it might take more/longer to get a command to execute. One hub that has all the logic locally, inside it, and
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by mnglkhn2 10y ago
You cannot have Treasuries sold only to US entities. A strong currency needs to be purchased by plenty of foreign govts/entities. This is how China or any other country parks their some of their money in US Dollars. It is a bit dising
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by mnglkhn2 10y ago
Try telling Texas that it is merely a "province"!
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by mnglkhn2 10y ago
Wait for this to be use on Sunday's presidential debate. The timing is also interesting: end of weekly news cycle, Friday afternoon. Hence, not much time to digest but enough to use for sound bites.
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by mnglkhn2 10y ago
Verizon is doing their due diligence and whatever transpires in public is done to negotiate the purchase price lower or to eliminate liabilities later down the road.
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by mnglkhn2 10y ago
You're immigrant to the host country and an emigrant to your country of origin. Exit/Emigrate from country A and In/Immigrate to country B. Expat somehow has the connotation that you will return, which is the equivalent of mi
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by mnglkhn2 10y ago
This might have to do with uber's recent effort to become a capital provider for when someone wants to lease/finance a car in order to drive for uber. Those $3.5bn are most likely capital to fund this operation. Uber is getting in
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by mnglkhn2 10y ago
Maybe the future they envision for you is to be able to open your garage door while you are not in its proximity. Or to let your car open the garage door on its own, after you summon it. Who knows, soon enough, the cars will have a life of
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by mnglkhn2 10y ago
Provided you can measure it accurately first.
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by mnglkhn2 10y ago
The reason I agree with you OP is because, as you, I am also from Eastern Europe and I can recognize the same traits in the current "white privilege" arguments to those that plagued Europe mid-century. Like now, during those times
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by mnglkhn2 11y ago
What if the follow-on bill will require Microsoft and the rest NOT to provide/allow you with programmable computers? Or maybe MS decides it is untenable for them to reverse engineer whatever the end user is doing, so it makes business
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by mnglkhn2 11y ago
Weird thing to say, considering that this "feature" goes to alter the conversation. No matter what the UI changes other, the primary tenet is to not alter and obfuscate the conversation. So, from this point of view, they actually
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by mnglkhn2 11y ago
I think this is the actual April Fools' prank: the story about the failed prank. Nobody sane will approve a product feature such as this.
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the trick left for the "makers" is to add a button to Raspberry Pi that will let you press it and have the app "listen" to your voice.
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by mnglkhn2 11y ago
Not that I am ok with it, but the collusion is a double edged sword. Let me explain myself: On one hand it is bad that the employee gets less than the market and the company is willing to pay. And that should absolutely be corrected somehow
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by mnglkhn2 11y ago
I would say it affected an entire industry. If the salaries have a certain value in SV then everybody else will use those as a signal and adjust their offers accordingly. edit: not really difficult to do, you can compare the salaries per re
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by mnglkhn2 11y ago
There needs to be a distinction between state security and "retail" security. State security agencies have the legal framework to compel Apple to do anything and not even talk about it. What I call "retail" security is
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by mnglkhn2 11y ago
You have a point that should be up for debate. The issue though is that the real cause for income disparity between men and women is not misogyny by men. And that we should not accept the current framing of that debate. If we don't wa
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by mnglkhn2 11y ago
This proves that having children imposes an economic penalty on the mother if there are no support systems in the form of quality daycare and such. Maybe, the discourse should be how can we provide better childcare, along with safe and nur

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