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by unprepare 10y ago
ahh a classic А у вас негров линчуют https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tu_quoque https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/And_you_are_lynching_Negroes
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by unprepare 10y ago
>If you ever looked it up it's 5 lines of code. multiply that 5 lines of code by all the possible algorithms they couldve asked about instead of this one. Thats what you need to know walking into the interview, seems kinda stupid
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by unprepare 10y ago
So do you believe that no one should have been punished for the holocaust, since the elected leader, Hitler, had killed himself, and everyone else was just following orders?
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by unprepare 10y ago
4000$ for a single speaker seems pretty extreme, and i've spent a good amount of time in professional recording studios. Am i missing something with the Genelec speakers? What am i getting out of 1x Genelec that I'm not able to g
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by unprepare 10y ago
i'll take the bait i guess. your images: 1. side by side your images might convince someone unwilling to give it a moment of deeper thought. in actuality, if you look into the articles, maddow's problem with Pat Smith's sta
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by unprepare 10y ago
so.. NIMBYism?
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by unprepare 10y ago
is a 40 year old just learning programming really competing with fresh stanford grads for jobs at Google etc? because i think those are programs specifically for fresh grads - and 35+ year olds not fresh out of a bachelors program are not e
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by unprepare 10y ago
> Why are they unable to find a job? >Are they less skilled and capable than a foreign worker? If so, then the foreign worker should get the job Are you under the impression that organizations when hiring are looking to maximize skill
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by unprepare 10y ago
Do you think the routes are designed so that the car encounters specific obstacles the teams are working on, or do you think its more like they are doing extensive mapping of an area to make the autonomy a bit easier?
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by unprepare 10y ago
much more importantly, the author is conflating "loan" and "subsidy" which is completely insane. Tesla received a 465 million dollar /loan/ which they /paid back/ Oil receives billions in /Subsid
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by unprepare 10y ago
sure, we can complete the circle i guess. because they are unemployed.
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by unprepare 10y ago
Do you have a substantive argument, or is assuming that all illegal immigrants come here with 0 cash your argument?
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by unprepare 10y ago
Have you ever met an illegal immigrant? been to their home? asked them about their experience coming to the US? Its interesting to see you assume so much about illegal immigrants, when you clearly dont have even a foundational understanding
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by unprepare 10y ago
>unemployed by choice >they are unwilling to move to places where the jobs are. How exactly would an unemployed person move? security deposit/down payment, moving costs, etc all cost real money, and without an income, I'm no
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by unprepare 10y ago
it means "i wouldve guessed (based on your username) you were smarter than i know believe you to be" Its an insult, not really hackernews quality, as almost all of this users comments in this thread have been an attack on someone.
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by unprepare 10y ago
then your argument ignores the problem that literally everyone else is talking about, which is.... very strange. We are here talking about changes to the H1B visa program which are intended to curb abuse/fraud of the program. and you a
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by unprepare 10y ago
>Ah, I concede this. Maybe this isn't an issue in US as it is in the UK.. You shouldnt, i later specified i was including CS grads - i was a CS major until i switched to MIS, so most of my college friends are from one of those two p
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by unprepare 10y ago
an H1B visa is specifically for someone in a "Specialty occupation" and very specifically requires experience in the field. >(3) 12/ For purposes of section 101(a)(15)(H)(i)(b1) , the term `specialty occupation' means
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by unprepare 10y ago
so you are making an assumption that no one who graduates with a CS degree has had to get a part time job? are you serious?
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by unprepare 10y ago
I wrote a whole long thing, but i think its much better to just illustrate my point. You claim that H1B's: 1. can and should be used for entry level positions, because it is impossible to find entry level employees for programming 2. c
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by unprepare 10y ago
> Because all your friends and former classmates can't code even if their life depended on it. I'm just gonna end it here, im not interested in having a discussion with you. Have a good one, hope your mood improves to the poin
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by unprepare 10y ago
>especially a great starting salary. This is exactly why people are railing against H1Bs so hard. How can you even suggest that an h1b be used for an entry level job? meanwhile record numbers of american college graduates are finding pa
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by unprepare 10y ago
> NO local candidates willing to take that job >not because "all those indians steal our young grads jobs" Yet we have record numbers of college graduates working at starbucks and other hourly employers. Do you honestly beli
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by unprepare 10y ago
anytime you hear "shortage of candidates" you need to append "at the wage we are offering" at 1 million per year, do you think there would still be a shortage? how about 500k? Salaries are so bad in IT compared to develo
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by unprepare 10y ago
if you want to investigate criminal activity, become a police officer. >Vigilante justice often describes the actions of a single person or group of people who claim to enforce the law but lack the legal authority to do so. https:/
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by unprepare 10y ago
> but others have good reason to oppose that. Right, but legally the only people responsible for investigating this person are the police and other lawful authorities. enabling a vigilante justice system is exactly why anti-doxxing rules
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by unprepare 10y ago
its easy but there are still costs to the org to onboard an employee and it still reflects poorly on the hiring manager to have hired the wrong/bad candidate
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by unprepare 10y ago
I think its just difficult for people to hold themselves accountable. in standard colleges, you have other students, teachers, grades, etc which creates a social pressure for you to continue your progress. with a MOOC, there doesnt really
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by unprepare 10y ago
profit/cost centers as i understand them are internal parts of an organization. its uncommon to say an entire organization is a cost/profit center; instead you would say x department is a cost/profit center. FWIW, i believe m
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by unprepare 10y ago
>And the 7 is selling more than fine, who said anything about "overestimating demand"? Apple[1] reduced Tim Cooks bonus for failing to meet sales goals in the last quarter - thats a pretty good measure of how c The statistics y

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