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vsskanth
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I don't understand the point of this. Your stay is anyways only authorized for the time period specified in your I-20 (which can be extended by the university). Looks like a strategy to shore up visa fees for USCIS. The biggest risk he
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vsskanth
6y ago
Yeah this is what I was looking for. Without some kind of health insurance no amount of money is enough to retire.
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6y ago
I wonder how this changes with kids and healthcare costs
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vsskanth
6y ago
You can get better value for your skills and objectively achieve more results by moving to a place with a more developed ecosystem for your industry.
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6y ago
UK doesn't have "at-will" employment like the USA. Their PR system is also time based, which means you don't have to live in uncertainty forever, unlike the H1B which is lifelong temporary immigrant for certain nationali
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6y ago
It's not that simple. All those democratic actions for H1B you've described are merely tokens when you consider how much attention they paid to undocumented immigrants (DACA). They've completely neglected the kids of H1B work
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vsskanth
6y ago
Thank you. Very insightful.
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>I learnt that organisations consist of people and decisions do not materialize out of thin air. You can often impact more than you think, even if you feel like you have no say at all. Companies can have the most rigid power structures i
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6y ago
Used Maxima to find some analytical differentials. It is very powerful but documentation could be a pain to decipher if you're new
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6y ago
Would like to hear more of your thoughts on this, but in simpler terms. If I'm understanding you correctly, you're claiming immigrants are here primarily only for the money, but don't want to culturally integrate ?
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6y ago
Counterpoint - A Series Chips. And now MacBooks on Apple Silicon
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6y ago
So it seems GM didn't really give any money to Nikola ? The article mentions they get 2 billion equivalent in stocks for non-cash contributions and 700 million in reimbursements from Nikola.
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6y ago
Can anyone ELI5 this for me ? I am unable to access the paper and the abstract is way too technical for me to make sense. If I understand this right, they are using friction to generate power, but how are they doing Bluetooth wireless trans
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6y ago
What happens when you lose power and you're still wearing the helmet
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6y ago
I wonder if there is an equivalent for MSVC and Clang Compilers. Would be nice if there was a good guide somewhere on flags to use (and their trade-offs) for fast floating point performance for numerical intensive programs.
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6y ago
Would be nice to get a link to "Stacker" Betterdoc.org website is in German. Hard to find info.
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6y ago
Probably electro active polymers
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6y ago
If international students drop a lot, you will start seeing massive disruption in US higher education. This has partly happened due to covid and will fully manifest once tensions with China escalate.
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6y ago
The vast majority of those H1Bs are obtained by outsourcing firms in India. Since it's a lottery, they file a massive pool of applications and send the ones who get picked. Now since a H1B visa can't be issued if you're outsi
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Majority of STEM grad students in the US are either from India or China. They are also the biggest pool of potential immigrants (2B+ combined population). For Chinese, it's becoming more and more attractive to just stay back (current g
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US permanent visa (green card) system is primarily family oriented (immediate relatives of US citizens). US hands out a million green cards a year but only ~140K is for employment. Even that slice doesn't have any kind of points based
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Totally agree. USA was the default option in the 2000s but in 2020 there are a lot of competitive options for high skilled employment (including staying back in India). There seems to be lot more awareness in India about H1B issues and the
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For Canada, its not always about comp. If you're Indian there is a 100+ year (projected) waitlist for US permanent residency. Chinese have a 5 year waitlist and every other nationality has no waitlist. This means for the whole waiting
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It might be rare, but right now those engineers are super valuable, and are getting paid for it. demand and supply. you see the same thing happen with self driving engineers commanding million dollar packages because they were in such high
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streamlit plotly dash
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> Where the money come from ? Wherever the CEO and chairman's $10m annual package came from. You either pay market rate or risk your employees leaving.
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By offering to 3x their salary if they stay. If these engineers possess valuable knowledge they should be paid what they're worth. It's an open market. TSMC is not a military organization to stop them from working for another coun
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They should license their UI framework.
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While I really like the open debate directly between influential people without journalists gatekeeping, I don't think Twitter is a good medium for this. There's only so much nuance you can convey in a few short sentences. Really
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Are they better than their articles ? I find the articles pretty mundane
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