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by tn13 10y ago
This is really sad. As an immigrant I always thought this was coming. I never fly on a muslim airlines like Etihad to Turkish even though they are more convenient, I do not accept friend requests from muslims people on LinkedIN and Facebook
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by tn13 10y ago
How does this apply when my phone belongs to my employer and has sensitive data on it ?
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by tn13 10y ago
Not sure why you are down-voted but this is true. Most of the anti-liberty policies come in disguise of we v/s bad guy arguments. The bad guys are often minorities.
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by tn13 10y ago
One of the simple ways to fix this is to by simply starving the beast. Constantly demanding lower taxes. In fact a constitutional amendment to limit US government's spending to may be 15% of GDP. Once US government is faced with either
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by tn13 10y ago
I had choice to move to UK, Canada or Australia. At least in my opinion USA is one of the last countries on earth which is offering near 100% freedom of speech, largely free trade and individual freedom, right to own guns and many other thi
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by tn13 10y ago
They will make you sign a document that would be something like "I confirm under penalty of perjury that this is the only social media account I have." Later when the government wants to target you specifically they will point out
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by tn13 10y ago
US citizens must thank the founding fathers for all the amendments else the feds would have treated all of us just like this.These wannabe immigrants have 0 rights or voting power so they are being treated like complete shit. The way US gov
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by tn13 10y ago
I think I will be really heartbroken if I later learn this story to be fake or made up! Simply incredible.
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by tn13 10y ago
This is no indication of the general quality of coders from any country. It only tells you that among coders who participate in ICPC Russians do better. There are other factors at play that might add bias to who participates in these compet
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by tn13 10y ago
Isn't this the same "leaked executive" order that was being discussed few days back ? This news items has nothing new. Also, government's "American First" approach would always result into another mess like &qu
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by tn13 10y ago
Are you suggesting that my dissenting opinions are not welcome on HN because you do not agree with them? I am only pointing out that the demands like these make it more attractive for the management to move to countries where they are welco
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by tn13 10y ago
Makes no sense to me. Are you saying a doctor who smokes is not a good doctor ? American workers should realize that they are competing with Chinese workers who will give life and limb to work in the environment that Tesla is providing them
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by tn13 10y ago
I dont see a problem with that. Will you mind if Elon Musk convinces Trump to fast track alternative energy or Google convinces proper tests of self driving cars ?
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by tn13 10y ago
I already have fake profiles on FB linked-in and Twiter!
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by tn13 10y ago
It is hard to trust Blackberry anymore. I had their phone and loved it until they started selling crappy phones for iphone's cost. No matter how awesome this service might be I am worried if BB would actually last long enough to provid
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by tn13 10y ago
What about getting a Canadian visa to enter into Canada ?
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by tn13 10y ago
Lobbying is a good thing and as Indian citizen I wish it was legal in India. It helps small groups unite and openly and transparently seek legislative changes they want. In India you bribe secretly. The party wants all funds channeled to pa
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by tn13 10y ago
The article fails to differentiate between charges and conviction. In India anyone can get charged for a crime no one ever gets conviction. As an Indian I think Criminality of Indian Politicians is a non issue. Very few of the politicians a
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by tn13 10y ago
> If Rajesh from Chennai is sending all his money back to Chennai, Americans won't have the funds to benefit from the lower prices. LOL! That is mistaking money for value. If Rajesh sends the money back to Chennai it will very likel
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by tn13 10y ago
That is a good outcome. If machines are good at a job that means human capital can be diverted to something more better and important.
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by tn13 10y ago
> good enough pay That term is meaningless. An Indian would be happy to get $12 per day when Americans complain about it being minimum wage. If your point is that some people will earn significantly less that others then I think you are
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India shuts doors on Gates Foundation for conflict of interest(economictimes.indiatimes.com)
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by tn13 10y ago
> but that doesn't mean there is an infinite source of jobs if we just try hard enough. Job = Time. As long as human beings can use their muscles and brains in the time to change outcome of some events and as long as people vary in
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Young bullionaire's war on bad science(wired.com)
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by tn13 10y ago
H1B employees being exploited works in Murica's favor. It means American companies are more competitive at the expense of some Rajesh from Chennai. This is something Trump should love. Even if American companies are paying lower wages
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by tn13 10y ago
Californians are paying a lot of money for things they don't need. A high speed train, subsidies for dairy and what not.
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by tn13 10y ago
Concrete roads suck in areas with lot of rain of minor flooding.
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by tn13 10y ago
That is a wonderful news.
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by tn13 10y ago
Walmart can be a distant second to Amazon the way Bing is to Google unless Walmart comes up with something really interesting and innovative.
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by tn13 10y ago
Since H1B is for skilled people, certain countries have developed infra for certain type of skill. India produces more software tech, Korea/Jp in hardware, Europe in fashion models and language teachers etc.

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