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MINIMAN10001
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Certainly helps me feel better lol. I was like "man I hope this isn't relevant to languages that I use" I stick to native languages because I like high performance and understanding/controlling what's going on. Particularly fond of C++ due to RAII.
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LeerooooyGaaaankins
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Okie doke.
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Atlos
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How was the position advertised? Just curious, seems like that could be a big factor.
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MrTovson
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I'm about to do the opposite: trade my software skills to bring my kids to a country with better education. I imagine there are others like me that have already done this & more that will follow.
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MINIMAN10001
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Ah, looking it up while headers would be like writing out a interface it does look like abstract classes enforces it like a interface. [I mean this pretty much states it](https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/C%2B%2B_Programming/Classes/Abstract_Classes) >The concept of interface is mapped to pure abstract classes in C++, as there is no construction "interface" in C++ the same way that there is in Java.
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magnora7
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What do you mean by "tech meetups" exactly? Like meetup.com?
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The_Account_UK
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I'm sure they can find another reason to fire the H1-B.
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nikroux
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I have witnessed first hand what it's like to try and raise cash for a start up in Canada. I can only imagine what it's like in the old world - a place where investors are slow and conservative.
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theclifford
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Top of my class, with a BS in Computer Science and another BS in Business Admin that I got while Active Duty military. I did a successful internship and then proceeded to not get a single call-back for six months. I hit two hundred jobs applied for on LinkedIn alone. I'm the only one working as a programmer of the guys I graduated with (that I keep in touch with). Just looking for junior gigs, you ain't getting in the door without that five years of experience. Oh, you didn't graduate with 3-5 years of professional Angular, Vue, and JQuery? Sucks to be you. You used C++ in school and not C#? You're totally worthless.
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bad_at_photosharp
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When I was in electrical engineering, h-1b's were reserved for PhD types. Computational fluid dynamics was a big one as well as people capable of using field simulation software. There is no excuse for using an h-1b to hire a run of the mill enterprise application developer. It is absolutely not the intention of the program. Get your apologetic shit out of here.
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ewbrower
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I doubt it. What were you paying?
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I would also give this recommendation, if you end up with a 60k/70/80k offer and you think this place will make you grow a lot, take it! Don't reject it and hope for something better if you have already been out of school for a month. It is great to get a year experience then jump jobs. One of my friends ended up being out of school for a year because he rejected a meh software development job at 60k a year. It would out for him since he got a job at Amazon, but he was depressed for a year during that time.
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renrutal
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May I open Pandora's box just a bit more? https://dev.w3.org/html5/webdatabase/#databases I'm imagining SQLite as a data interchange format. Read by JS clients/parsers in browsers.
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skilledroy2016
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yeah sorry didnt mean to imply you weren't lol hope you have good luck soon
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ishmal
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Yes. Either way it is wrong. One does not justify the other. A thief here is just as guilty as a thief there. I have met and worked with some H1B programmers who are extremely gifted and talented, and I have enjoyed and learned from working with them. But I would estimate 3x that many who code like they were in high school.
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fevieiraleite
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OPT lasts for a year but STEM students can apply for a 2-year extension for a total of 3 years. I'm actually gonna send my application tomorrow for that. And yeah I won't worry about it too much. I'm in a relationship for almost 4 years now with an American and if I don't propose within 2 years she'll kill me lol.
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grajek
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I did read it. I was simply commenting on the abuse of the law and the comments degenerated to accusations of racism. The law is being abused, and Disney got caught red handed. The Americans who got canned were way more qualified and competent than the ones that replaced them. End of story.
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dfst0mv
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skulgnome
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Thanks. I was wondering how exactly a compiler was supposed to implement the difference between consume and acquire; turns out everyone else was, too. Also, I'm of course talking about atomics from before the C11 standard. C++09 or some such.
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mgkimsal
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That's similar to how I viewed this. I think it will probably drive up short-term contracting for certain niches and localities, while more stable foreign-based workers are located. There's always a need to have some folks local to a project and the decision makers, and I suspect that will probably always be the case in some measure. Until and unless entire management structures become distributed, there will be a primary center of the project's decision makers and stakeholders in one prime location, and being there will be seen as a requirement. But more of the workers will still be seen as 'remote-able' as time goes on.
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Isn't it required if you apply for a job in the U.S.? Your sponsor company gets it for you. I know we have NAFTA (for now) but I don't believe it covers jobs. Unless you are saying there is a different visa for Canadians?
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dfst2hh
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flukus
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I'm not familiar with the program, what do you do on it? Is it a paid/unpaid internship? Are you paying for more training?
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bnovc
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I think that's a bogus COL comparison, having lived in both places. Definitely costs more in the Bay Area, but I think generally $30k difference is fair, if you're ok with an apartment instead of a house. And there is certainly a lot better opportunity here to make considerably more, such that you can save at a much higher rate.
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JunkBondJunkie
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property tax is like 15k for my home.
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dfst8ub
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vfxdev
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But...they went to college and graduated with a CS degree. They should be able to answer questions that were part of the curriculum. The ones that can answer get snapped up very quickly. The other issues is, talented people don't work to work with interns. One of the quickest way to drive out talent is to start hiring shitty people they have to look after.
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bnovc
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Because people hate it there :) Awful weather, disappointing culture, and stamps of chain strip malls help keep prices low.
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dfstamu
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Calsem
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It gets so cold that the city literally has skyways so people can walk from building to building without going outside. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minneapolis_Skyway_System
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dfstati
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fevieiraleite
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Basically it allows you to work full time with your student visa. You get an Employment Authorization Card and then it's just like it is for everyone else in here. You only need to pay for the application which is like $400. It's supposed to help international students get a work experience here in America after they graduate.
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ratherbealurker
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I truly believe that sometimes they purposely make it so that they cannot fill the position with an american worker. I have been on a few interviews where they have wasted my time by asking a series of questions about X. As i get the answers correct they get more and more complex to the point where it gets ridiculous and way out of context for the position. At the point where i give them an educated guess and even explained that it was just that (because i felt no shame in getting it wrong since it was so bad a question), they will say 'oh, so you're not very familiar with X then?' The fact that they seem frustrated to think of more questions and seem relieved when you finally get it wrong also gives it away. At times i nicely asked if this was related to the position and they admit it isn't. I would also ask what the answer was and they clearly just guess themselves.
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ishmal
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We had some guys finish a contract on Dec 31. They broke our product very badly and it is costing us hundreds of thousands of dollars in man-hours to fix it. Very amateurish code. Not the "critical skills" specified by the program.
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dfstdlo
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stubing
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> Then they can grow with cheap American labor. That isn't how it works though. There is a reason companies pay a shit ton for developers in the Valley even though they could pay developers in a random city for a third of that. >The idea of the high minimum is to enforce that only those peoplewho are so valuable as to be worth the extra should be allowed visas. If the job you have pays less then you get cheaper local people. I agree with the idea for tech hubs. However cities that aren't tech hubs need tech workers to come there to get them started. I'm not saying don't have a minimum for these cities, but we should aim to make the minimum an amount that gets some H1B visa people to go there.
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dfstdyy
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sacundim
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No, GP's assumption is that the password hashing function is preimage resistant.
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dfstdzp
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Baeocystin
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Tech companies are in love with the H1B program because they get cheap labor that has zero bargaining power, because if you lose your job, you lose your visa. [They will preferentially hire them over anyone.](http://www.motherjones.com/politics/2013/02/silicon-valley-h1b-visas-hurt-tech-workers) It results in vocation-wide salary depression and crappy working conditions for everyone.
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dfstdzx
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vfxdev
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Once classic one we've asked for people that claimed expert level in c++. Reverse a char* in place. That question alone weeds out 90% of people. The big destroyer of Java people is "what is the difference between an ArrayList and a HashSet". Most people know the Set holds unique values, but they have no idea how/why, even thought they took a data structures and algorithms class. They would have had to implement a Set from scratch.
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dfsted4
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XtremeOwnage
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I am really starting to dislike terms like "serverless" and "cloud" A amazon lambda function runs on a managed node.js instance hosted in the amazon cloud. The amazon cloud is hundreds of thousands of servers in amazons data centers. Your lamba function runs on amazons server. The concept of server less means you are not managing the server or the node.js instance.
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dfstfk3
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noseyappendage
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Oh no. That means you bleeding heart liberals with IT degrees can move on from Starbucks to a real job related to your degrees.
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AceBacker
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Well sure all that's cool, but h1b's are being abused. They ship them over, stuff them in communal apartments and then pay them out of China (if the Corp has an office in China). Thus you have people working in the us paying no taxes. Most of this is being cracked down on and fixed I'm sure. But it sure pisses you off watching. I just want these guys to get paid fairly and pay taxes fairly.
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dfstgu9
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crackez
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The risk isn't necessarily from bad actors. Don't get me wrong; that is true too, but there is also the risk that is much more common which relates to competency.
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U234567890
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Using SQLite has worked remarkably well for my application. The data file is about 400Mb with about 1.5 million records. Things I like about SQLite: * I can inspect and modify the data using the sqlite utility, so I don't need to write separate inspection tools for debugging my application. * When wrong values are stored in the database due to bugs, I can just fix the data using the sqlite utility. * SQLite has real transactions, so when there is an exception thrown during a complex update operation, the whole transaction is just rolled back. This is great with maintaining data consistency without having to worry too much about it. * It has foreign keys and constraints, which make sure that the correct data is put into the database. Again, a great feature guarding against a bug in the application corrupting the data. In case you are wondering :-) , this is my application: https://github.com/alex-hhh/ActivityLog2
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dfsth6o
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IsopropylPheasant
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> It's hard to find good help. *at the wages you want to pay.
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dfsthji
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vfxdev
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It is, although Java also has abstract classes too! The point of an interface and abstract class are the same, polymorphism
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JunkBondJunkie
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If demand was high for american programmers then I would of got an offer out of college as an applied math major. I tried to get a job as a programmer but an actuary position would be more worth it since it pays a bit more.
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could-of-bot
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It's either would **HAVE** or would**'VE**, but never would **OF**. See [Grammar Errors](http://www.grammarerrors.com/grammar/could-of-would-of-should-of/) for more information.
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dfstjq7
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polarbear128
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And yet an abstract class and an interface are two different things _within_ Java. I know right.
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_Ghost_Void_
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GOOD! Drive up wages for american programmers while opening more positions.
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ell0bo
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Yeah... but then you gotta live in Pittsburgh. The city does have a great small batch scene springing up, but you still have to be surrounded by Penguins and Steelers fans.
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vfxdev
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He is full of shit. A 35 year old programmer is basically in their prime. That is about the age you realize you can code anything well, the only limitation is time. 35 year olds are hired in droves over new college grads who don't even know what a pointer is.
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> who are happy to work for lower salaries than their US counterparts (and with a better quality of life, some would say). Since I'm already on a comfortable salary in Australia, there are a whole range of things that outrank financial incentives in my book that would inform my decision to live in the US, or elsewhere. Probably most significantly.. and I really don't want to start a shitfight about politics.. but the lack of freedom (only 2 parties and FPTP) is absolutely a dealbreaker if I'm going to be a citizen. I'll happily trade half my salary for that straight up.
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That was my starting salary out of college almost 20 years ago. Pretty sure starting salaries go much higher than that in most major cities now.
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dfstmxz
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Delmain
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Then no company near me would ever be able to bring over an H-1B.
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Even in the military "retention" is a thing. (Also, one of the reasons that employers are being shown so little loyalty is because they've shown so little loyalty to their employees. [This is, of course, a broad strokes, industry-wide generality.])
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dfsto33
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Oh. Wow, duh. You could derive the hash but not the contents of it... silly me, this is exactly why I defer to others for crypto. Thank you for the explanation. edit: Though deriving the hash would then make local bruteforcing possible. IDK, just seems way safer not to leak the information and use a constant time hash.
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I suspect it originated as a gift to the education industry, another carrot they can dangle in front of foreign students. If you want a legit h1b from it I'd hope you were doing something very specialised.
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dfstoka
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My college friend works for Amazon and he works like 38 to 40 hour weeks.
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DrHoppenheimer
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Another problem is that the visas are distributed by lottery. A company looking to hire IT staff for $60k has the same odds of getting its visa approved as one wanting to hire real talent for $250k. Actually, probably a better chance as the IT consulting firms know how to game the system.
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evildonald
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\*snap\* Yes!
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SavageSavant
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>Capitalism and protectionism are incompatible choices Well fuck capitalism?
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scottlawson
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When you see a doctor, you don't assume that just because they are a doctor then they must be a *good* doctor. After all, everyone knows there are good, bad, and average doctors. However, you can generally assume the following (there are always exceptions): * Four-year undergraduate degree * Four years of medical school * 3-7 of medical residency training When you are sick and just need to see the next available doctor, you don't need to worry about whether that person is actually medically trained, whether they ever went to medical school, or whether they practice medicine in accordance with the principles of modern science. The fact that "doctor" is a protected title has a lot to do with building public trust. Does "doctor" being a protected title personally benefit doctors (e.g. higher income)? Yes. Does "doctor" being a protected title have benefits for the public at large? Yes. This is the same rationale you will hear from professional engineering associations. Regular people interact with doctors, but businesses interact with engineers. There are benefits to not having to worry about whether someone was actually trained as an engineer, whether they have legal liability, or whether they have a legal obligation to act as a fiduciary (in certain jurisdictions). This is especially true in civil engineering, but is more controversial in other fields such as software engineering. Does "engineer" being a protected title personally benefit engineers? Yes. Does "engineer" being a protected title have benefits for the public at large? Yes. I'm not saying you should necessarily agree with this, but I would encourage you to adopt a more moderate stance on the issue. I think reasonable arguments can be made on both sides.
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dfstu1p
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hsxp
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Good. As a programmer, my kind are a bunch of pretentious fucks. No need to bring more of us in, Silicon Valley sucks quite enough as it is.
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> Good, we have way too many programmers/IT workers/developers that are either unemployed, underemployed, or underpaid. There are a handful of experienced developers I know of who are having some trouble finding work, and it's primarily related to where they live and, in some cases, some family burdens they have to carry. This is, maybe, 20% of the folks I know who are both "developers" and "looking for work". The rest of them... are mid-career wordpress/cms operators who struggle to do any degree of custom work, such as setting up local dev environments, installing software and tools from scratch, documenting requirements, or talking to stakeholders about ... anything, really. Many of them should not be in the field they're in in the first place, and will likely have trouble getting any tech-related employment. Assuming an h1b recipient coming here is 'highly skilled', they're not taking away the jobs of many of the un/under-employed "developers" we have right now. That may be a bad assumption, as... years ago... I worked with nice-but-not-overly-skilled immigrants on temp work visas (not specifically h1b) and ... they were basically trapped, and did, to some degree, help keep wages down in that company.
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How to authenticate a user securely, however, is not an ephemeral topic like how to build a website is. The basic idea of password storage–resource-intensive salted hashing—has been the same for 40 years. Not that time has stood still, it has been and continues to be refined, but the theory is a good CS topic.
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I thought about a job with EA but its in Norway I believe. I only speak German besides English though.
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evildonald
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I hate them even more now!
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Come to the south. We are very warm in all ways
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> The other issues is, talented people don't work to work with interns. One of the quickest way to drive out talent is to start hiring shitty people they have to look after. But internships are how people hone their talents, so that's counterproductive.
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Well sure, I want that too and also don't want wages being suppressed here (or anywhere). >This messes with good people's lives. My point is that there are many forces at play which mess with good people's lives, even the work that we do in the tech industry. Or put another way, the world is going to hell in a hi-tech handbasket. Also, I feel like ending H1B abuse may just result in more oursourcing directly through big companies or at a smaller scale via contractors on sites like Upwork.
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XtremeOwnage
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Hmm. I have a couple thousand of ec2 credit laying around. I think I could setup something capable for a month or two.
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You know what I really don't understand? I've been reading 3-4 different threads on this topic and a lot of people talk about "disadvantaged indentured H1B labor servitude" making things unfair to the American worker, yet no one talks about giving H1B laborers more rights, they do however love to talk about giving them more restrictions. The logic of this just eludes me
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yea it pisses me off every time. We need more entry level jobs.
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dfstxb1
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poco
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Is that a problem?
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False
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It's even harder at the higher rates, those people are like unicorns. We start senior devs at 175k/year, and it goes up to 225k before you have start managing people/running a a team. Entry level starts at 70k, like right out of college or high school, don't matter if you can pass the test. Thats with 2 weeks paid vacation, matching 401k, stock purchase program, and more. Since its under 100k its hourly. So, you work more than 40 hours, you get paid for more than 40 hours. However, we're go look at the classes you took and ask questions you should know, maybe push you a little, and we're going to make sure your the right fit before allowing you access to the IP of the entire company. The amount of people on Reddit that think they just deserve a high paying programming job without putting in the work is just absurd. Real programmers go to bed thinking about code. We dream about code. We wake up thinking about code. We walk down the street coding in our head. We want to work with people with that same passion.
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skulgnome
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Both of which are also equivalent to manual memory management.
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subnero
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Good. Wreck this slave labor abuse and get these fucks out of here. Maybe this will stop the lowering of salaries because of shitty immigrants.
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mebob85
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When you say "interface" are you referring to the `interface` in Java and C# or interfaces in the general sense? It's possible you're thinking of one and the candidate is thinking of the other.
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weirdoaish
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Eh, this probably really only targets Indians and maybe Chinese folks :P
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epyk
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They were never meant for run of the mill computer programmers anyway. A phd with unique knowledge? Sure. Run of the mill programmers? No.
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False
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dfsu170
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skulgnome
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Go on then, shove your fingers a little bit deeper down your earholes. You can do it.
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Mason-B
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Java being a very bastardized one. I never said I wanted to use an object oriented bytecode - who would want to use that - just that I would rather use smalltalk than java if I had to.
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FarkWeasel
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Not if you live on the floor of a group house, don't own a car, and eat mostly ramen noodles and all-you-can-eat buffets, and steal stuff from work.
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> In other languages, like C++, you do not have interfaces. While C++ doesn't have interfaces as a language feature like Java and C# do it's still very relevant. You can define "interface" classes by writing a class where every member function is pure virtual. It's still a valuable thing to know.
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sonnytron
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Factory of Sadness - Is that like the Fortress of Solitude but for Superman's cousin who wasn't talented at superhero stuff so he went to University of Washington for Computer Science to have a stable career?
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False
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Invalid_Target
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Magic always comes at a price, bitch...
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dfsu4kn
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corevette
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Which added feature do you think made it harder to read?
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dfsu5v0
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tech_tuna
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So does Enterprise SQL.
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1491275255
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dfsu65f
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1493776683
6
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silvrado
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The article is not misunderstanding the memo. They understand it correctly, but chose to sensationalize it for clicks aka Clickbait.
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nyrol
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I was in a cheap place on the border of shoreline and Seattle right near Aurora. 700 sq ft 1 bedroom. It was $1735/month with parking. No gym, pool, or air conditioning. It looked nice enough though. In Waterloo Ontario, I had a 1200 sq ft 2 bedroom for $1050/month with parking and utilities included. It had a gym and a pool as well, with brand new carpets in the 12 year old building when I moved in. Plus in Ontario, no one can evict you for having pets in a no pets apartment, unlike in Seattle which even in pet friendly apartments it's difficult to find one that will rent to someone with a rabbit. If you're single, with no pets, the wage could be worth it, but if you want to settle down, you might need a little more. I'm now paying $2300/month about 20 miles from the city for a much larger place for my family, which is a pretty decent price.
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ivebeenhereallsummer
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Honestly, this will just speed up the offshoring of the rest of the IT jobs that haven't already been offshored. I'm on the short list myself. My team has shrunk down to a handful and they're not going to be hiring anyone new.
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fevieiraleite
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According to this list (http://www.myvisajobs.com/Reports/2012-H1B-Visa-Category.aspx?T=OC), Software Engineering is pretty much the best degree you can get, since all the top positions that give H1B are software related.
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