vsskanth

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by vsskanth 7y ago
You might be eligible to Apply for an E2 visa: https://www.uscis.gov/working-united-states/temporary-worker...
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by vsskanth 7y ago
Try this for two weeks: -Help your colleagues without expecting anything in return. -Mentor people junior to you. Learn something new and teach it to them. -Give useful feedback when someone shows you something. -Focus on doing your best wo
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by vsskanth 7y ago
I disagree. Non-compete agreements severely disadvantage highly specialized professionals where there are only 2-3 employers in a specific area who can hire you for your skills. This reduces their leverage and allows companies to underpay t
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by vsskanth 7y ago
Please forgive me if I'm wrong but this sounds like a sparse jacobian problem? There are solvers that seem to support this (esp. Julia) using GPUs. I believe Boost odeint also supports this.
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by vsskanth 7y ago
As a counter-point, I would like to point out India's IT industry. When the IT outsourcing industry was booming and there was a serious programmer shortage, outsourcing firms such as Infosys, Cognizant, Tata would hire college graduate
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by vsskanth 7y ago
Thank you.
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by vsskanth 7y ago
Anyone tried using Julia's solvers to run FMI ModelExchange binaries ?
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by vsskanth 7y ago
The scope of my argument here is clearly based on past income in the US (that's why I mention W2 income). I'm fairly confident a medical doctor in the US is paid more than a janitor. Now, you can make an argument about whether a d
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by vsskanth 7y ago
Yes, there are many people like you (highly qualified, but can't get a green card due to nationality). I think people realize the situation and are making decisions accordingly. Those in tech fortunate enough to have made enough money
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by vsskanth 7y ago
I believe the point here is some of these 4000 now have to entirely uproot their life by having to leave the country. The part that makes it tragic is that these people have no chance of getting a green card in their lifetime and have to be
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by vsskanth 7y ago
> I'm just not sure what a system would look like that doesn't unfairly disadvantage someone. I imagine USA is a capitalist country, and since we are talking about high-skilled immigrants here, how about ranking these potential
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by vsskanth 7y ago
Thank you for clarifying this. I thought your I-94 becomes invalid once you lose your H1B. I was not aware that you won't be considered to have unlawful presence until your I-94 date. Very helpful information for people on H1B.
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by vsskanth 7y ago
> Can't he try to find another company that will sponsor him for an H-1B? Yes, he has exactly 60 days to find another employer and get the visa application through before accruing unlawful status. And according to this article, he d
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by vsskanth 7y ago
It is important to note that this engineer is from India and has been legally in the US for 17 years and still on a temporary H1B visa (conveniently not mentioned in NYT) If this person was from any other country, he would have a green card
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by vsskanth 7y ago
Anyone figured out how to use Altair with VSCode to plot in a separate window ? If I use matplotlib, I can use the show() method to plot in a separate window. I would love to have a similar thing for Altair. I'm fine if there's a
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by vsskanth 8y ago
Modelica is an object-oriented language specifically created for simulating physical systems. It is used to formally describe and simulate complex mechanical (or even electrical or thermal) systems with multiple interacting parts (automobil