What a rage bait title and un nuanced article. First of all provides no clear evidence. Second of all these articles are making folks in H1B the enemies. What a shame.
The reality is that some folks on H1B are also the victims of the system. Rather than talking nuance about how it’s beneficial and how it’s abused and how to prevent abuse, it places workers against workers.
My strategy (when I did not have a dishwasher) is to only have the bare minimum of the dishes required outside. eg: 2 plates, two bowls, two spoons, forks etc for a family of two. This will mean that you will re-use your dishes over and over again, and washing becomes just a thing to do before you eat etc. Also sink will never get filled with dishes again.
Now, I have a dishwasher, and I just put dishes in the dishwasher as soon as I use it.
Highly advise going to MIT despite a lot of suggestions otherwise. You might not get any different education, but It is absolutely going to open doors that'll either allow you to do exactly what you want to do, or make a lot more money then otherwise possible.
I purchased a standing desk (Uplift ~60in * 30in) and couldn't be happier with the purchase.
Main benefits is that I can actually adjust the height of my table to be actually ergonomic. My chair + table + monitors are all set right. I stand around 2-3 hours a day and that helps a lot.
This was an expensive purchase for me (Esp for a table) but well well worth the price.
exactly. I don't understand why people are so eager to assign blame when in reality every one would be better of taking the good parts of what China did.
Economy grows because of increasing productivity and programmers have been the forefront of increasing productivity. As long as this continues to be true, I think programmers will continue getting high pay
Can't help but wonder what the unintended consequences of decriminalizing psychedelic plants would be in society? I'm thinking this might create a new market for Shamans (therapists ?) that guide you through psychedelic uses! What else?
There is nothing wrong with vocational education. But the reality is that, on average, how well you do with college education largely depends on what degree you pursued and same is true with vocational education as well. If there is a lot of demand for your vocation, salaries will be higher regardless of whether it requires college degrees or not.
- Caching + searching : Their caching and searching is just terrible. It's surprising how hard it is to search older messages especially in a private group chat. scrolling up takes a long time. Images don't show up in the desktop app, so I have to open web app all the time.
- Centralized control: I agree that Teams is designed for centralized control. some of it might be good, but its a communation software, and telling people how to communicate seems like it'd defeat the purpose.
- Not being able to add External people: Agree with the OP, this is a pain. People in my org did this well with slack, but once we were asked to move to teams, we weren't collaborating with external folks the same way.
- Chat and Teams are two different windows. WHen I am in private chat area, I never see new messages in Teams area. Notifications for chat work fine when I am in teams area.
- Threading: I think threading is poorly implemented, since it collapses the thread when you reopen the app.
I feel like it would be an excellent improvement over email if this came out before slack. But slack has shown what a good chat software can do, and teams falls short in many ways.
High price, but really good hardware. Battery life is amazing, the screen is amazing. Its not 4k, but high enough DPI. Plus computers with 4k screen have crappy battery life.