Re:US burns through all high-skill visas for 2015 in less th...
by ollysb on Monday April 07, 2014 @07:01PM
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As a developer you can live anywhere that has a decent internet connection. That's a pretty large portion of the planet these days...
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Re:US burns through all high-skill visas for 2015 in less th...
by nowarninglabel on Monday April 07, 2014 @07:27PM
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I've traveled pretty extensively across the world for work and very few places have an internet connection that compares to even a modest broadband connection in the US. Not only that, I deal with this problem weekly from our partners in 75 countries across the world who don't have good internet connections. As well, you're discounting the world's oceans. I've worked on a ship where we provided an extremely limited internet connection that would not be suitable for rapid development work.
I'd say it's a pretty small portion of the planet that has a decent internet connection, but the detail is how you define "decent".
Re:US burns through all high-skill visas for 2015 in less th...
by scv119 on Monday April 07, 2014 @07:16PM
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Sorry, there is no DECENT internet connection in China
Re:US burns through all high-skill visas for 2015 in less th...
by seanmcdirmid on Monday April 07, 2014 @07:32PM
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And yet, I still am able to work here. Barely, but still (helps that we have our own line from the office).
Re:US burns through all high-skill visas for 2015 in less th...
by ollysb on Monday April 07, 2014 @09:24PM
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"Large portion of the planet"... you've got North America, South America(some exceptions), Europe, a good chunk of Asia and Australasia. That's a pretty reasonable selection of places to live isn't it?