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8y ago
yes, there are policies on positions, I have also heard of lies at the border by CBP officers (around I-20). The interview process for green card itself is also a delaying tactic.
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8y ago
Of course there are explicit policies, here is an example: https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2016/11/18/2016-27...
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8y ago
there is a real xenophobic movement in the US, people have been persecuted and killed, and now there is a list of companies working with foreigners.
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8y ago
The French police as a general rule (it's not absolute, but it's discouraged) doesn't pursue criminals in the Hollywood movie sense, they use traps and come knocking on their doors later. That's the trick with criminals:
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8y ago
Aren’t they more likely to shoot if they are pursued?
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8y ago
“I just bought the prostitution module for my ERP, I hope it integrate well with accounting and procurement” I am really curious as to how the developers justify taking this kind of gig.
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8y ago
wasn't the whole point of communication networks reducing transportation costs?
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8y ago
the issue is that you have no idea if you won't encounter another stupidity around Google Play in the future.
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8y ago
Tangential question: how does single cycle multiplication works in arm cortex processors? Do they just run the ALU clock fast enough that the multiplication finishes in one visible core cycle or is there a binary trick?
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8y ago
Participants were selected by having a cancer. Have you read the article? it's about growth rate.
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8y ago
agreed, and the headline talks about "link" because such a refined thinking doesn't fit in a headline.
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8y ago
in this instance there is an administrative layer right under the law: how the enforcement is organized and how much money is spent on which issue.
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8y ago
I'm trying to convince my wife to move there, I want my kids to go see their friends on bike, not organise car transportation for play dates.
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8y ago
Xenophobia at the state level. I read some official policies yesterday, they are just malevolent.
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8y ago
I have recently come to a very inconfortable truth (I mean it was always there, but it hit my brain recently): we owe the Enlightenment to useless parasites. Nobility and monks whose free time allowed them to tinker and pursue intellectual
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8y ago
I think the USA doesn't do silence.
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8y ago
Quantum computing: eventually we’ll factor numbers bigger than 15 :p Can we do SAT solving on those?
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8y ago
actually I would like that for my running shoes, I live in fear that changing shoe model would re-trigger knee issues, and I almost would like to always buy the same shoes.
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8y ago
Wait the sprawl is caused by the car, not the other way around. People always increase their drive time, if you give them better roads they just sprawl more.
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8y ago
it's always the same I guess: there's the technology that pays the bills, and the shiny projects that garner press attention. google sells advertisement for insurance companies and real estate and is in the press for phones or moo
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8y ago
nope, and by a very long shot.
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8y ago
very specifically: don't take the plane, don't got to work with your car, and live in high density housing.
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8y ago
Basically you have some kind of hierarchy of crates according to the abstraction level, and those crates are owned by some loose organisation. The trick is that the those crates are new and there is only very few MCU features exposed in the
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8y ago
XML didn't work? use more XML. Everybody has a breaking point, and they reached theirs. I have been studying rust for embedded since January and I am not really impressed by what I have seen. I am mostly hacking around the deficiencies
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8y ago
I love how incredibly complicated all this is. When I prepared for my visa for the US, there were complicated vaccine requirements, my doctor did her best to try to comply. I still had one missing when I went to the embassy-approved ripoff
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8y ago
I didn't see any comment that countered the narrative that the 2 planes that crashed had an erratic altitude before crashing. We have a natural and simple scenario to explain both, and a serious reason to suspect that any left side ang
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8y ago
Af447 immediately suspected the pitot tubes, as it was an ongoing effort to change them for a different model when the crash happened. A bit like in the Boeing case, it was hoped that the pilot would manually handle the issue if the freezin
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8y ago
Let it be clear that even if Boeing is not at fault grounding the plane is the best course of action in front of the limited evidence. Insight is 20/20, but we don’t have it. There are 2 planes whose altitude was erratic before their c
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8y ago
And there is a perfectly plausible scenario in Lions air and preliminary data on the new crash point in the same direction (erratic altitude before the crash). It’s not like there is nothing, there are technical details that do match.
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8y ago
There are a lot of low hanging fruits in seasonality and geography, just storing space heaters and toys in the winter and portable AC units in the summer is already a good first step, and ordering them on time to do it. You need quite an in
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