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How the Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird Works [video]
(youtube.com)
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2y ago
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Labor Department Creates Permanent Immigration Chaos
(forbes.com)
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4y ago
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ckaygusu
4y ago
I'm not disagreeing on the principle. As the sovereign of the land, of course you're going to prioritize yourself. The prioritization you're talking about does not come in as giving an advantage to the domestic worker, it com
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ckaygusu
4y ago
Why not actually treat them with dignity instead, and give them a legit chance to settle?
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ckaygusu
4y ago
Faster you do something, more you rely on your instincts, and instincts alone do not further your game -- or anything you strive to be good at really -- you need to be mindfully thinking it through. It might be beneficial to spice things up
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ckaygusu
4y ago
It's really not a great argument considering that's all he had.
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ckaygusu
4y ago
In my over 12 years of experience using git, "how many things git checkout do" is still my go-to example to complain about it.
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ckaygusu
4y ago
You almost took words right out of my mouth and wrote it here. Except the part I'm not a business owner, though nevertheless I would not want to be teammates with a person of this attitude.
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ckaygusu
5y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henri_Poincar%C3%A9 > He never spent a long time on a problem since he believed that the subconscious would continue working on the problem while he consciously worked on another prob
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ckaygusu
5y ago
> Can’t this be accomplished with JavaScript? Assuming your interested in clean code and best practices. There's nothing that prevents you from swimming against a stream, but we know swimming with the stream is faster. Same thing he
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ckaygusu
5y ago
Doing Typescript for a living. 2 out of 3 of the items you wrote down has to deal with old baggage, so whatever form of language you are dealing with those, you aren't going to have a good time. You can either bite the bullet and write
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Show HN: Kaptan, a Checker for Class Fields in Java
(github.com)
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6y ago
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ckaygusu
6y ago
Yup, this is exactly the problem with modern politics. Take the absolute worst of the other side and project it to all of them. You like Republicans? You can't be anything other than a neo nazi racist white supremacist extremist. You l
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ckaygusu
6y ago
Nope, we were talking about visas and legal status, and about getting kicked out if lack of visa. But whatever, I think you get the point.
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ckaygusu
6y ago
Oh man. I am going through F1->H1B process. I do not have an H1B visa, and I have a document that tells me I am allowed to stay in the country in the H1B status between a time period, and you are telling me I am in trouble because I do n
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ckaygusu
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You are still conflating legal status and visa in an improper way. The I94 expiration case can happen in practice. I don't know all possible cases, but at least for H1B done through change of status, you are not required to get a visa
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ckaygusu
6y ago
No, you do not need a visa to STAY in the country. Legal status and having a visa in your passport is not tied together. Your legal status is shown in your I-94. You can get into the country in a status, and adjust to another, without havin
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ckaygusu
6y ago
You can easily achieve this by raising wage requirements, instead of essentially having nothing changed and making the whole US a big open air prison for foreign skilled workers.
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ckaygusu
6y ago
You don't get kicked out because lack of visa. For people in country in status, effect of this would be the inability to get back into US if one leaves.
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ckaygusu
7y ago
http://icanhazip.com is also good for this.
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ckaygusu
7y ago
Thank you for providing my daily WTF moment. Do you know how this was tracked down?
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ckaygusu
7y ago
The conventional wisdom states, if you have a burning passion about the topic you're going to research on, go for it; otherwise, no, and I agree with that. I don't think it will add much to your life except 2-3 letters of a title,
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ckaygusu
7y ago
I do not present any opinion about his decency. It is under scrutiny for sure, but I won't publicly judge him.
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7y ago
> Let me start by saying that most of my knowledge of this is from reading news posts and comments, I will not pretend to have an in-depth knowledge of this situation. I'm in the same boat. I've been eyeballing things I've
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7y ago
I'm completely in awe with how a significant portion of this community believes (directly or indirectly) the accomplishments of a person makes being a decent human being optional. This leads to a "strong-rules-all" culture an
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USCIS Documents Reveal the Sources of Trump H-1B Visa Restrictions
(forbes.com)
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7y ago
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ckaygusu
7y ago
Location: Miami, FL Remote: No (explained below). Willing to relocate: Yes, anywhere within US or EU. Resume/CV: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1KNzEBRkyzImz-4vPTBQB9zyWbJ... Email: cngkaygusuz at google's mail
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7y ago
I think they do not.
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Chernobyl Packet
(en.wikipedia.org)
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ckaygusu
8y ago
This could be one of the most well-written contemporary text on computer science. Congratulations to the author.
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