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On MacOS (and I have this disabled since I'm not infrequently typing code and getting an — where I specced a - can be not fun to debug)... Right click in the text box, and select "Substitutions". Smart dashes will replace --
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(Backing this up... though as I write this, the site with the source data is down - https://flag.dol.gov/programs/prevailingwages ... so using one that uses that data... https://flcprevailingwage.com ) Soft
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https://www.uscis.gov/working-in-the-united-states/temporary... Changing or Leaving Your H-1B Employer Q. What is “porting”? A. There are two kinds of job portability, or “porting,” available based on tw
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> Your Information (Optional) > You do not have to tell us your name or provide contact information. However, if we need additional information and have no way to contact you, it may limit our ability to review your tip and take furth
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1y ago
If someone sees visa fraud, it should be reported. There are programs to try to combat it, though this is a "UCIS doesn't have the resources to audit every company." So... if you see it, report it. https://www.us
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That classification already exists. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/H-1B-dependent_employer ... and is done for these employers already (though not to the level that is being proposed) Public Law 114-113 (December
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The H-1B also includes professions like teacher and medical technician where the average wage is closer to $60k / year. Doing a broad "all professions" for H-1B misses out on the various areas where they work and appears to
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The H-1B requires that the position requires a specialization. https://www.uscis.gov/working-in-the-united-states/h-1b-spec... The occupation requires: Theoretical and practical application of a body of high
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In looking at my filter log (I use AdGuard on a Mac), I do not see the API calls associated with YouTube getting blocked. In particular, the "cross device continuity" (Continue Watching) feature provides the data sufficient for m
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Prior to getting Premium, YouTube was able to detect that I was watching a video (and nag me about premium as a way to get rid of ads). Since getting Premium, I haven't gotten the nag message. I run AdGuard (on a Mac). It has a filte
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1y ago
Not OP (and I don't use it for this case), but I suspect that the instructional "how do you do X" videos that supplanted the "look up the blog post" of even longer ago. "How do you start a react application&quo
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1y ago
> - basically all jobs you see posted on LinkedIn or on big sites are either fake or might as well be because they are being run through HR When I was looking (a while back), my experience was that the big sites are a dozen or so of cons
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Hmm... You have something there (and I was likely off in my timeline). The case was filed in August 2019. The document was filed in 2022(?). The transcript was from 2020. Given the plea in 2019 and those conditions... as shown in the judg
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https://trellis.law/doc/district/8373835/united-states-v-roc... The defendant plead nolo contendere (no contest) in 2014. Any activity between 2014 and 2019 was under supervision restrictions. Any use of To
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The setup of Tor has some specific dates in the transcript. Page 10 3 Q. So, Ms. Routh, having been acknowledged of his 4 obligations to monitor and pay for the service on 5 August 29th, can you please tell the Court how
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1y ago
From reddit post, from transcript at https://rockenhaus.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/U.S.-v.-Ro... 8 Q. Due to the nature of the offense charged being a 9 computer-related crime, did he hav
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1y ago
Normalize factual focused news that covers the topics that right (and center) news doesn't cover. This doesn't need to be biased and shouldn't be denigrating - I would like to believe that the liberal bias of reality is suff
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I've found the comments in the database files (e.g. North America https://github.com/eggert/tz/blob/main/northamerica ) to be an interesting documentation of the history of the definition of time fo
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Physics also tends to expect some understanding of calculus... which tends to be a junior or senior level class. Having someone take a physics class when they're still struggling with single variable substitution in equations would be
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Sea squirt. One of the simplest members of Chordata. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ascidiacea
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The number 52! is absurdly large. While the article is behind a paywall and so I can't see its full discussion, I'm reminded of https://czep.net/weblog/52cards.html that has a bit on the "how large is t
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This is one that I've poked at... and surprised by. https://chatgpt.com/share/68af64ca-b6bc-8011-b00b-0e8050c075... The two images are the rules and the screen shot of box 1 (upper left) in https://sudo
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It was also in part a budgetary time bomb that was set to go off in the next term. If Trump won, they would have rolled it back. As it was, there were several attempts to roll it back between 2021 and 2024 that were blocked by republicans
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1y ago
One of the debates I have with devops types is if OCI (Oracle Cloud Infrastructure) is a worse name than ICP (IBM Cloud Private). And would this be admitting defeat to the powers of Terrible Orange Website to get you to write more? As a sid
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1y ago
I would love to see a retrospective on the AWS uncomfortable truths as a blog post and how they've held out over the past couple years. 2019 was a different time - though I suspect that your statement about making money (as in profit)
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1y ago
They exist. For example, https://smartgun.com/technology and digging into the specs ... https://smartgun.com/tech-specs Facial recognition: 3D Infrared Fingerprint: Capacitive
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Revenue... yes. Profit is still an open question. https://www.cnbc.com/2025/08/08/chatgpt-gpt-5-openai-altman-... > Last year, OpenAI expected about $5 billion in losses on $3.7 billion in revenue. OpenAI
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My favorite DeepSeek prompt is "What country is located at 23°N 121°E". It's interesting watching the censor layer act upon the output. The coordinates get past the initial filters.
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It means the person who copyrighted it still has the copyright on it. However, using AI generated code in some project that passes the threshold of being copyrightable can be problematic and "the AI wrote it for me" isn't a
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I am reminded of the Uncomfortable Amazon Truths ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20980025 ) by Corey Quinn. While they're protected now, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20980557 quotes the
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