neuralengine

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by neuralengine 3y ago
Indians applying for EB-2 have a waiting time of 200 years based of the total number of available visas per year and pending cases.
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by neuralengine 3y ago
It is a system with a feedback time of months-years. At these time horizons, you can’t do rapid iterations, and you have to be extremely risk-averse. The system is also indeterministic so not conducive to hacking.
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by neuralengine 3y ago
My application for EB2-NIW was recently denied for totally inappropriate reasons. The process has a randomness component to it, what you can do is to maximize your chance of success but it’s still a chance.
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by neuralengine 3y ago
Either conditions are typically sufficient, not necessarily both. Still, O-1s still have significant limitations. You can only work for the employer who sponsored you, for example. That means no additional freelancing.
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by neuralengine 3y ago
That’s false. You can apply for EB visas from outside the US. After the approval of the I-140 (application for employment-based visa), instead of “adjustment” of your visa status in the US, you perform immigrant visa processing at your loca
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by neuralengine 3y ago
I am an F-1 doing an EB2-NIW so I have some background around these topics. 1. The bar is very high. You must show that you have "risen to the top of your field" through very substantive evidence. There is a list of admissible evi
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by neuralengine 3y ago
Not attempting to claim malfeasance or anything but PNAS has a weird "contributed article" track (this article is one of them) in which the authors _can pick their own reviewers_ [1]. "Only 18% of direct submissions were publ
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by neuralengine 4y ago
Note that the authors compared blood erythritol level, not _intake_. Erythritol is also a metabolite, which is produced by the pentose phosphate pathway, and has been associated with metabolic dysfunction before. Check out this thread: htt