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It seems as though the US prioritizes shit-developers/wannabe-engineers over experienced Canadian developers. Which kind of makes sense, in that you feed your own before feeding your neighbour.
So I really doubt that H1B flooding is a thing. Open to debate though.
The reason is because they learned out of innate curiosity and true passion. You always go farther with those.
However, you go even farther with curiosity, passion and a degree.
Even if you're a bona fide engineer, but not enrolled in the order, calling yourself one opens the floodgates of hell where spaghetti coders do the same and get hired by retarded HR departments to take the lead on some mission-critical software.
I like this. I am a self-learned developer. When my peers call themselves engineers, I spit my coffee.
What the hell is going on?
How would you envision the net though? A net does sound simpler but I have a hard time picturing it
What does "not upright" mean? Did it crash? Or is it simply in limbo, leaning, at an x degree angle?
-To procrastinate, or not to procrastinate. That should not be a question
However you may have people who live in those countries, with dual citizenships/also live abroad, that make purchases from within those countries.
Ask HN: How do you measure innovation?
When comparing transformative events such as the advent of the manipulation of fire, the wheel, electricity, light, the telephone, airplanes, industrial revolution, computers, internet, etc?
What is the most advanced AI I can go and speak to right now?
funny how OP nods to steve today when he snitched him to sculley back in the day