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by n144q 2y ago
Dude that's just not true. You need to submit almost every single detail about yourself before the lottery, including information on your passport. In fact this has dramatically decreased the duplicate entries to H1B lottery.
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by n144q 2y ago
I am not surprised. People don't like the fact that they actually need to be competitive in skills to get a job. Had there been no H-1Bs, they could submit a resume and immediately get a job offer! No joke. I look around in my company,
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by n144q 2y ago
The same president used coronavirus as an excuse to ban all H1B entries.
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by n144q 2y ago
My guess is that the comment means there is always some minor tweaks to tax laws, so that tax on certain products could change, and that may happen a few times a year. I don't think it means sales tax rate changes on all products a few
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by n144q 2y ago
I think the "convenience fee" of online purchases is about the fact that if you want to buy a ticket days before showtime, you don't have to get a physical ticket at the box office in person. Not necessarily that I agree with
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by n144q 2y ago
> CS schools are full I guess you never paid any attention to the nationality of students enrolled in CS classes.
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by n144q 2y ago
Funny I see this kind of misguided comments all the time. Their immigration policy is never only about illegal immigration. Do you actually think it is possible to tighten immigration policy without affecting H1B? If you need evidence, just
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by n144q 2y ago
[2] is the "constitutional protection" grandparent comment is talking about, since it is ruled by the US Supreme Court.
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by n144q 2y ago
Probably not the best place for a programming joke, but here I am: This is exactly why I write code that nobody can understand. Can't get fired.
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by n144q 2y ago
I wouldn't call 64GB MacBook Pro "regular consumer hardware".
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by n144q 2y ago
> With Vim you have to imperatively walk the cursor to where you want to go I used to use vscode with mouse. Then vscode + vim with mouse. Then I forced myself to actually learn how to "properly" use vim, including all the moti
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by n144q 2y ago
Money. Budget. This comes from New York government. They want to get the job "done" with as little money as possible. I vaguely remember a quote from a governor who says "The government should not be in the business of develo
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by n144q 2y ago
For prototyping purpose, how does this compare to other design kits, e.g. Material Design? https://www.figma.com/community/file/1035203688168086460/mat...
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by n144q 2y ago
My guess is that a lawsuit from OpenAI itself is enough to ruin your life. They don't even need to win the case. Completely unrelated: https://jalopnik.com/uzi-nissan-spent-8-years-fighting-the-c...
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by n144q 2y ago
Yeah, asking for links is a entitled thing to do.
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by n144q 2y ago
This. I would say publishers generally have much better taste than YouTube.
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by n144q 2y ago
You can. Most Linux users can't -- I say 90%, if not 99%. Most Linux users are just users, many of which don't know how to use tar or xargs without looking it up, very few have the technical knowledge and capability of figuring
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by n144q 2y ago
The fact that there are only about 30 hackers in NYC says that people don't want to sign up. I am quite sure there are many more than 30 people who saw your post at least once and would be interested. There is something I don't se
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by n144q 2y ago
None of which is doing great.
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by n144q 2y ago
> it would divert half of the NZ$75 million Marsden Fund NZ$75 million is almost negligible? How can New Zealand do any kind of research or afford to just hire graduate students?
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by n144q 2y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internment_of_Japanese_Ameri...
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by n144q 2y ago
Most Quest users don't care about anything you said, and apparently their devices are selling very well.
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by n144q 2y ago
Same. I am afraid this won't go even as well as Wear OS watches or Android tablets.
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by n144q 2y ago
Who are the "other manufacturers"? I don't see many companies interested in this area. Sony has almost given up, Pico has had some major setbacks, and you know what happened to Apple's Vision Pro. There will continue to
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by n144q 2y ago
The vast majority of people in the world don't own any VR device as of today, and likely never will. I don't see there is a "be forced to" thing happening.
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by n144q 2y ago
It just feels a closed collaboration between Samsung and Google at this time. And there is too much unknown. Meta apparently isn't onboard, and they don't need to. Meta knows they can't rely on Google or trust Google, so they
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by n144q 2y ago
A reminder that you want to take a break every half an hour or so from your desk if possible, even with the best ergonomic setup in the world. People often start with a good posture and then slouch over time, and an ergonomic setup alone ca
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by n144q 2y ago
That's just some superficial changes that often lead to confusion and other negative consequences down the road, especially when not handled carefully. I would much rather directly rely on Selenium's stable APIs than someone else&
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by n144q 2y ago
I don't think anything can ever happen in the US -- that's part of the First Amendment. I do think there should be some other way that would lead to Alex Jones lose his audience. But I don't see anything happening yet. Trump
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by n144q 2y ago
It's not about pardoning, it's about what US bankruptcy trustee thinks is ok or not ok. Had this happen under Trump administration, I would assume that the trustee would not even allow such a deal to go ahead in the first place.

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