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I spent like 40 minutes trying to figure out how to sign up and try Gemini 4. I am a GCP user; it is so convoluted to do a simple sign-up.

Obsidian.

You should add Serena https://github.com/oraios/serena to your list.

Serena gives you symbol-level navigation, reading, and editing via tree-sitter. So you're already getting much of what CoderLM offers — plus Serena has editing capabilities(replace symbol body, insert before/after symbol, rename). GitNexus goes further with the graph/impact analysis layer on top.

I personally use Serena and GitNexus.

The case for using both

  - GitNexus tells you what to change (impact analysis, dependency maps, blast radius)
  - Serena makes the change (symbol-level editing, safe renames)

  That's a strong workflow: understand first, then act precisely.

The video intro is bad. Make a 30-second pitch. Also, please lose the fake accent; it is okay to sound native.

For the same orange juice, you pay a premium price at wholefoods, don't you? There is nothing alike here. Your pay depends on your skill and your ability to sell yourself.

Option 1: Work for non-profit: They don't fall under the regular H1B Cap.

Option 2: Take Remote Position: Most the companies don't want to interview you because they are interviewing a candidate who is going to start a year later and the chances of you working for them are 25%. So, doing a remote position is a way to convince an employer.

Option 3: Apply to a school.