wrexsoule

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by wrexsoule 10y ago
I used to contribute a lot to SO a few years back into a pretty niche tag, and I've noticed the same trend which drove me out of participating. Still a pretty good resource, but the number of opportunistic people who are there just to
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by wrexsoule 10y ago
I hope we don't, I played enough SOMA to know where this is going ;)
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by wrexsoule 11y ago
> If the poster changes employer (or accepts a promotion), the 10 year clock is reset to 0. This couldn't be more wrong. there is this little thing known as AC21 clause where you can change employers after some part of your green ca
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by wrexsoule 11y ago
The funny thing is that words differ based on context. So if Github wishes to get into the game of automatically banning repos based on "bad words", they'd need to consider it in the context of each language. For example &quo
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by wrexsoule 12y ago
> In many cases, you’d be better off running the same computation on your laptop. Stopped reading there. If you're better off running the same computation on your laptop, you're just not dealing with real big data and so you do
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by wrexsoule 12y ago
Yes in the case of Green Card I agree you can become a captive if you're still waiting for your I-140. That being said, the DoL is currently reviewing the rules and should allow portability of the PERM in the near future as directed by
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by wrexsoule 12y ago
> The H1-B program keeps the worker captive Let's be serious a few minutes, no H1-B worker is held captive at all. I've been on H1-B for 4 years and still on it, and have changed employer twice with no issues. The only case you
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by wrexsoule 13y ago
gtalk is still the default IM in pretty much everyone I know from different social circles. Even fb messenger during work hours I tend to see pretty much everyone in gtalk while fb is very sparse. And don't get me started on whatsapp,