throwaway_62022

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by throwaway_62022 4mo ago
You are moving the goal posts. You said this memo does not apply to dual intent visa holders and I proved it does. I am not saying if an exception should be made ffor H1B visa holders or not. I am just pointing out this affects all employme
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by throwaway_62022 4mo ago
This is not true. It is not nearly immediate at US consulate and backlogged in US. The parent doesn't know what they are talking about.
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by throwaway_62022 4mo ago
No the memo specifically says: > However, maintaining lawful status in a dual intent nonimmigrant category is not sufficient, on its own, to warrant a favorable exercise of discretion. Which basically means that, applying AOS while being
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by throwaway_62022 2y ago
Ugh - say I wrote a daemon that runs every 2 hours, it exposes no end points and has no metrics. But just because I depend on some library that brings in promethus which in turn brings some http2 library, I am on the hook for fixing this Cv
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by throwaway_62022 2y ago
Ha ha. The part that isn't being discussed how it is more profitable for certain commercial interests to have more vulnerabilities even if they are bogus. There is something wrong with security industry and we are all paying the price.
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by throwaway_62022 2y ago
As John Stewart says in https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=20TAkcy3aBY - "How about I hold the fort on making peanut butter sandwiches, because that is something I can do. How about we let AI solve this world climate prob
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by throwaway_62022 2y ago
>The Ruby implementation has a subtle mistake which causes signficantly more work than it needs to. To be fair, I do not think that is a "mistake" as such. I have written Ruby professionally for 6 years or so and have committed
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by throwaway_62022 2y ago
So, whatever is posted publicly on "polite" forums about what was going on Hyprland discord is tip of the iceberg. See for yourself - https://imgur.com/a/6Po3Paq Changing someone's pronouns without their
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by throwaway_62022 2y ago
So, whatever is posted publicly on "polite" forums about what was going on Hyprland discord is tip of the iceberg. See for yourself - https://imgur.com/a/6Po3Paq Hyprland discord appears to be a cesspool and
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by throwaway_62022 3y ago
I can find them in Georgia (far and few in-between) and they are super useful, if I must say - if not for folks across the border, hand carwashes will entirely disappear from US.
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by throwaway_62022 3y ago
Yep. Since OP mentions working as IT consultant, I can easily see how that field being dominated by IT shops that merely checkbox one or more of H1B critireas. I can see how his/her perspective is colored. But if you make visa program
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by throwaway_62022 3y ago
I tried to find some Oracle contributions to gcc and I could find none. See gtk contributors - https://puri.sm/posts/proud-to-be-top-contributor-to-gtk4/ and being a RHEL clone, they actually ship this stuff by de
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by throwaway_62022 3y ago
> Red Hat does not maintain all of the code in RHEL - they repackage and patch everything taken from other developers. This is false. Red Hat does maintain code that is shipped by default with RHEL. It should be noted though, the number
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by throwaway_62022 3y ago
> Oracle does care about open source, to the extent that they have been the top Linux kernel contributor several times. Linux kernel is not entirety of Linux. Given that there is Oracle cloud and various hardware Oracle has to support
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by throwaway_62022 3y ago
I think there has to be a middle ground. Once I read a foxnews article about a toddler getting shot in some sort of road rage just when I was about to sleep and his last words haunted me all night and I couldn't sleep (I have kids of s
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by throwaway_62022 3y ago
In general I think, if there is a package which is part of RHEL, there is an engineer working on it and contributes patches and is well versed in the code of it. Otherwise if there is a bug reported by paying customer, they won't be a
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by throwaway_62022 4y ago
Comes around $8-11 of egress monthly traffic on AWS. I would think twice before signing up for a service that charges me $10/month - not sure why this should be any different. Also, how do you opt-out? Imagine a random developer in a s
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by throwaway_62022 4y ago
I think it is problematic that we are using github issues as "support forum" for asking a git host provider to be excluded from the refresh list. This should not have come to that. Whatever happened to "reasonable defaults&qu
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by throwaway_62022 4y ago
As I mentioned above - criticism of any kind of religion can get you in trouble in India[1][2]. But we should not lump that with criticism of government. Do you have any examples, where someone was arrested for simply criticising govt actio
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by throwaway_62022 4y ago
Folks belonging to majority can get caught on the wrong side of the fence too - https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/asia/editor-arreste... I believe the problem is laws related to religion and hate speec