the_svd_doctor

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   by the_svd_doctor 7y ago

   Many do because they can't stay.
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   by the_svd_doctor 7y ago

   Another great "intermediate" textbook (in my opinion) is Trefethen's Numerical Linear Algebra [1]. Much more readable than Golub's I would say, which is more like a reference than a textbook. [1]: https://www
3. 273.▲
   by the_svd_doctor 8y ago

   You're not the only one. I know a couple Engineers working there. No one understands the naming scheme :-)
4. 274.▲
   by the_svd_doctor 8y ago

   You still need a mail server no ... ?
5. 275.▲
   by the_svd_doctor 8y ago

   We're talking about people trying to visit/immigrate. The US is a very different country if you're a Citizen or not.
6. 276.▲
   by the_svd_doctor 8y ago

   Yeah it's probably not 100% hit for sure. Some people in my University had questions when renewing their (student) visa because they got a DUI driving a bicycle .
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   by the_svd_doctor 8y ago

   "DUI isn’t a serious offence in the US, so that’s ok too." It's definitively very serious, and can be enough to get a visa denied.
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   by the_svd_doctor 8y ago

   Waw, pretty cool actually
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   by the_svd_doctor 8y ago

   Unfortunately yes. I'm what you would call a (potential) high-skilled immigrant (STEM Phd soon completed at top tier college). Clearly, the current policies don't make me want to stay. The path to permanent residency (i.e. proper
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    by the_svd_doctor 9y ago

    It's a pretty rich continent of 500 millions people. Hard to ignore from a business perspective.