2. There is an easy fix, actually: set minimum H-1B salaries to $10,000 per month
That doesn't work, I know from people who left here to go work in the states on H1B that they don't receive their full salary because things like company housing, company healthcare benefits are counted as part of their salary. The value is somewhat dictated by the employer since they are the provider that you agree to when signing the contract.
I'm solidly a free trader...but your working from a bad premise. I'm a consultant that works with companies of all types, including the big tech companies, and my experience is that overall fewer than 2 in 10 H1b workers are "highly skilled". It's really unbelievable how bad the situation is.
I live in Belfast and it's unbelievable how anyone who has slightly any tech smarts in universities end up going on a H1B visa to the states. It's left Northern Ireland starved for tech talent, to the point that most of the tech workers you see are very incompetent over here because there are very few left. I'm not saying these people are geniuses, but it's scary that even the 'average' tech talent is getting gobbled up here by H1B visas.
Compile "Hello World" on a modern platform and you get megabytes of code, libraries, and other unnecessaries that add up to astonishingly inefficient use of resources.
I don't with Visual Studio C++ or C#, Java or GCC/G++ either?
Have you ever tried switching between Debian/Ubuntu and Fedora/RHEL/CentOS?
Yeah.
Bloody hell, it's Linux right? How different could they be? Turns out the answer is a lot.
Not really that different. Most of the userland is the same, your local user directory is pretty portable from one to another without your applications losing their settings etc. At most the typical user is going to see a difference in package manager.
They also forgot about the little problem of it being illegal. Taking power from random transmissions to power a device is not any more legal than cutting into you neighbors power lines to power your fridge (in most jurisdictions at least, I know for sure about Germany).
Why aren't crystal radios illegal in Germany then?
Gentoo is pretty terrible... Just look at the quality of packages in Portage for one. Slackware does a better job despite being vanilla tarballs which says something.
If a particular data rate becomes a standard, then site operators are going to have to either make their sites practical to use at the standard rate or be shamed for not complying with standards.
Didn't happen when a similar rule was implemented in Poland, Czech Republic or Hungary. Can't imagine it working in the US either, where companies really seem to do a lot of bad jobs considering government legislation. It's not like most US government sites would struggle to comply though... A lot of them feel like they were built in the 90s, even the new ones like ETSA's revamp.
Please stop lying. I live in the UK and my Firearms License for my Personal Protection weapon allows me to use it for self-defense as is stated on my firearms license.
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If you setup Let's Encrypt right, it will automatically renew and install continuously without manual intervention.
But how much do you normally get?
That doesn't work, I know from people who left here to go work in the states on H1B that they don't receive their full salary because things like company housing, company healthcare benefits are counted as part of their salary. The value is somewhat dictated by the employer since they are the provider that you agree to when signing the contract.
I live in Belfast and it's unbelievable how anyone who has slightly any tech smarts in universities end up going on a H1B visa to the states. It's left Northern Ireland starved for tech talent, to the point that most of the tech workers you see are very incompetent over here because there are very few left. I'm not saying these people are geniuses, but it's scary that even the 'average' tech talent is getting gobbled up here by H1B visas.
Supposedly, they could unionize... It just wouldn't change their relationship with Uber though.
But it was the same in the 90s.
Still same in the 90s, none of it is included with the application.
But you said:
The code isn't "megabytes", there isn't unnecessary libraries being called by my code.
I don't with Visual Studio C++ or C#, Java or GCC/G++ either?
Explain.
Sounds like you're a Mac user, Mac users need to buy a new Mac to upgrade the amount of RAM available.
Yeah.
Not really that different. Most of the userland is the same, your local user directory is pretty portable from one to another without your applications losing their settings etc. At most the typical user is going to see a difference in package manager.
The grand parent was talking about creating a new show, not merely a new character.
No, they're another species.
Why aren't crystal radios illegal in Germany then?
Gentoo is pretty terrible... Just look at the quality of packages in Portage for one. Slackware does a better job despite being vanilla tarballs which says something.
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They feed on the tears of millenials.
I'm serious, I run my own IaaS, PaaS and SaaS solutions internally - Some as you might imagine, are nested cloud solutions even.
I run my own cloud though... How is that "someone else's servers"?
Have you tried using the following username to login?
But I run my own cloud, how is that someone else's?
Didn't happen when a similar rule was implemented in Poland, Czech Republic or Hungary. Can't imagine it working in the US either, where companies really seem to do a lot of bad jobs considering government legislation. It's not like most US government sites would struggle to comply though... A lot of them feel like they were built in the 90s, even the new ones like ETSA's revamp.
Done, wish has been granted. 14k dial up Internet is now considered a public utility. The minimum standard has been set.
The KISS principle is "Keep It Simple Stupid". There is plenty of unnecessary complexity in the kernel, just look at udev's implementation for one.
Don't need to be one in Northern Ireland.
You're confusing Great Britain with the UK.
I live in Northern Ireland, not Great Britain - Both of which are in the UK.
Please stop lying. I live in the UK and my Firearms License for my Personal Protection weapon allows me to use it for self-defense as is stated on my firearms license.