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by sg47 5y ago
Me in a position of power, Poor schmuck who's desperate Me showing pity on the schmuck Schmuck uses the opportunity Me showing LinkedIn how great I'm
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by sg47 5y ago
Reese would have failed regardless. Not sure saving him in this instance would have made a difference. In fact, letting him fail early might have been better.
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by sg47 5y ago
Not sure why you are being downvoted. The immigration policy especially for high-skilled workers is rooted in racism and is ignored because no party benefits from it. The only solution is for workers to form a PAC and raise funds to influen
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by sg47 5y ago
I can choose to willingly not go into a closed space with 1000+ people. The risk of exposure is going to be higher in the office. I have no qualms with meeting my team for lunch or dinner or even a team offsite for a whole day once a month
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by sg47 5y ago
If you don't have a long commute, don't have to work in an open office with a lot of people, it might be nice to go back. In my case, mandatory return to work means I'm commuting 6 hours a week at least and increasing my chan
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by sg47 5y ago
I'll go back 2 days a week if they give me an office. I'm not working in an open space with 500 people on my floor.
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by sg47 5y ago
Is everyone back there? Maybe it's nice because it's quiet? That's how I felt when I went back but to imagine being with 1000s of people in there is scary
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by sg47 5y ago
I switched over to mushroom coffee since I couldn’t tolerate decaf. Still has some caffeine but doesn’t leave me jittery.
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by sg47 5y ago
Vim is dn addiction. Difficult to quit
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by sg47 5y ago
Everyone needs something different. I have enough to retire comfortably but no green card which would change my life instantly.
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by sg47 5y ago
With WW2, people had a clear goal to look forward to. Ending the war. Today, people are drifting aimlessly and just go through life which causes more dissatisfaction than being in the middle of a war.
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by sg47 5y ago
Thank you. Any thoughts on when that'll happen? Weeks, months or years?
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by sg47 5y ago
Why is the Lincoln Processing Center moving so slowly in processing I-485s? It's issuing roughly 80 GCs a day whereas MSC is issuing in the order of 1000s.
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by sg47 5y ago
I listen to Bach or Beethoven when I need to really focus. Works wonders. I use it sparingly so that I don't get bored.
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by sg47 5y ago
https://elenasalaks.medium.com/i-just-dont-want-to-be-busy-a...
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by sg47 5y ago
My favorite joke of his is the one where a salesman is convincing him to buy a pit bull.
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by sg47 5y ago
I got an iPhone in which I have not installed Chrome. Want to uninstall Gmail but work email needs gmail. Other than that no other Google Apps.
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by sg47 5y ago
There are ancient texts that describe Patanjali's yoga and the reason behind it.
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by sg47 5y ago
Five Parks Yoga is the best. Precise instructions. Wide variety of videos targeting different parts of the body at different levels. I support them on Patreon after doing their yoga sessions and getting rid of chronic back pain. I have a L5
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by sg47 5y ago
As a H1B holder who's also a cancer survivor and suffering from severe health issues, I can tell you it's hell. I cry at least once a week at the fact that I cannot take a break without having to destroy my life and my family&#x27
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by sg47 5y ago
I meant to say H1B transfer process. Previously, it used to be straightforward but the Trump administration started treating them as new applications and doled out RFEs (Request for Evidence) willy-nilly. The current administration has scra
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by sg47 5y ago
That's not at all true. People on H1B cannot change jobs easily. They have to go through the visa transfer process and hope nothing goes wrong with the process. They have to make sure their current employer does not get wind of the job
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by sg47 5y ago
But you get to retain them for longer since the switching cost is high.
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by sg47 5y ago
The previous administration had zero credibility on anything and were rightly laughed out of the room.
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by sg47 5y ago
AI tools cannot catch covid. Only humans can.
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by sg47 5y ago
The joys of a conservative government.
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by sg47 5y ago
Precisely. Some of the conversations look interesting but I can't put my life on hold. It's a missed opportunity IMO to get more engagement.
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by sg47 5y ago
Are clubhouse conversations recorded?
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by sg47 5y ago
As a user, I love Safari for privacy and its reader mode which means I don't need to see ads. I switched to an iPhone due to privacy concerns with Android and haven't bothered installing Chrome on the new phone.
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by sg47 5y ago
I got an iPhone 12 after being a long-term Android user. The difference in quality is just phenomenal.

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