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7y ago
There will still be the Senate - 2 senators per state regardless of population.
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7y ago
Dogs make you go outside on a regular basis. So there’s that.
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7y ago
Techcrunch says the number is "nominal:" https://techcrunch.com/2019/08/12/verizon-is-selling-tumblr-...
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7y ago
That is interesting, though it seems pretty tenuous. When I started down the path to a GC, TNs we’re indeed 1 year and H1Bs were under quota, so different conditions.
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7y ago
For H1Bs from China or India, you’re gonna wait up to 20 years for that.
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7y ago
It’s much easier to get a TN because there is no quota. Because the H1B is subject to lottery because more people apply than the quota, you have to apply in April to start a job in October. That’s generally not welcome by most employers.
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7y ago
That’s not correct. TN visa is a non-immigrant intent visa. The path from TN to green card (which I’ve done) is TN -> H1B (dual intent) -> green card.
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7y ago
The only way this works economically is if the driver can batch up deliveries. Pick up multiple orders at one restaurant or a cluster of restaurants, then deliver them all to a series of residences along a route. I’ve always assumed that Do
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7y ago
I think it was obvious when they used national security concerns to put tariffs on aluminum and steel from Canada.
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How does this article start off with “masterful late-stage investment in Uber Technologies Inc” and then describe all the ways it isn’t masterful?
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https://youtu.be/Dn2RjahTi3M
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Actually there are still +EV video poker games in Vegas. http://www.slotsmamma.com/blog/how-do-you-find-full-pay-deuc... There are a few catches though. Mostly if you play perfectly (which is not simple) the most you c
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Honestly I'm nearly 60, and I never liked Mad. It felt juvenile when I was 12.
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Decomposition and abstraction are fundamental tools of software design, obviously it can be done badly, as can anything. Carried to the logical extreme, this suggests that hiding the complexity of arithmetic operations like + and - is a bad
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The problem with that work is that it’s “legacy.” Lower paying, less interesting technology, more subject to mass layoffs. It’s basically just like being “streamed” in school.
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7y ago
Only country? You should visit Canada.
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7y ago
Citation needed, and the colloquialism is actually “by all accounts.” Here is one for you: https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2013/07/18/the-most-an...
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Microsoft didn’t actually close at $1 T until today.
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7y ago
The idiom (as noted on your link) is firing on all cylinders, not full cylinders.
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AI joins the campaign against sex trafficking
(nytimes.com)
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I don’t entirely agree with your argument, but the article actually says the commuters are coming from a different state.
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8y ago
"Generals always fight the last war."
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8y ago
And inflation.
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You're likely not going to get that $1.2 million job unless you "travel in the same circles" as the people hiring.
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America’s Professional Elite: Wealthy, Successful and Miserable
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Since you asked: “nobody is denying that a large company creating jobs, is a bad thing” I think you meant that “nobody is asserting that a large company creating jobs, is a bad thing”
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Excellent book that mentions this as well as other counterintuitive facts about driving: https://www.amazon.com/Traffic-Drive-What-Says-About/dp/0307...
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Something like the H-2B visa? https://www.uscis.gov/working-united-states/temporary-worker...
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Our Never Ending 'Scam Season'
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On the Amazon page, all of that text comes from someone presented as authoritative, but turns out to be a _chiropractor_.
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