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When is the best time to incorporate and do a binding equity split for a new venture? I have a co founder and we've begun to talk about a 50 50 equity split as an S corporation. Before work is done, is it best to have a real entity formed?
No one would be doing that because it was a campaign built on deceit, lies and the PM's vanity.
The difference between a lie and "that's classified" is that you can disprove a lie.
I doubt it. They have legally the same rights and obligations, but in practice I do not see the rest of the EU willing to work with the UK representatives. They will get the minimum legally required, and will have to satisfy the maximum of their legal obligations. British representatives will not be very popular in the european institutions now (not that they were very popular to start with)
This is why I have always been scared of GAE. Seems like the only thing that works precisely like GAE is GAE :)

True unit tests though ought be runnable outside GAE since your code should not be coupled with GAE if it is unit testable. You still need to test your code correctly integrates with google app engine.

I would take a look at tox and py.test for testing in python, these are what I use in my normal linux environment.
Whoops, looks like they start at ~4:30 EDT, so check on it in a little bit!
And I'm guessing the answer to my last question is no?
> Does anyone feel confident that a 'good enough for everyone' GC will ever be produced?

Probably not, GC is always full of tradeoffs. That's why the JVM has a bunch of tuneable GCs, and there are third-party JVMs with their own strategies and GC tradeoffs (e.g. Azul).
Yes that is what the immigration attorneys do, turn a seemingly weak application into a stronger one with massive amounts of supporting documents with various expert opinions and legalese.

From my point of view the goal is to essentially beat the immigration officials over the head with information until they just pull out their stamp and move on to then next application.

Not to say it is a loophole (though the folks I know that did go through it sure have the smug attitude that they beat the system), I think the Evidentiary Criteria is purposefully broad to leave it open for interpretation.
"Since they get paid based on your starting salary, they are inclined to help you negotiate as high a starting salary as possible."

It isn't quite that simple. They get paid nothing if you don't get hired and thus aren't going to negotiate very hard for you and risk losing the placement. It's like the real estate situation where brokers won't keep a house on the market as long for a client as they will if selling there own house.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=17jO_w6f8Ck
I'm not scared of refugees and Muslims. The people that vote UKIP are. But they're scared of Europeans it seems. Sorry, I'm liberal and all that as well, but in all honesty, somebody from Poland is less likely to be a strain on your social safety net, is more likely to be educated and be able to hold a job than an illiterate goat-farmer from Timbuktu. Just thinking about it logically, right?

So why are UK's xenophobes more afraid of the Polish Plumber than the Bangladeshi Goat Farmer??? That's what makes no sense to me. If you're going to be scared that your "Britishness" is disappearing, fine - but at least be logical about it. Who's more a danger to your way of life? Someone from 400 kilometers away or someone from 10,000?
I've been hearing this Red Team definition forever.

Where are these jobs that go unfilled? Where are these groups of people who are living the welfare life?

Now if you mean working several jobs, and still living out of your car--you won.

I've noticed, even in the US, Republicans have backed off claiming that people on welfare are just lazy people who don't want your Red Team job. Why? Because their isn't any livable job magically awaiting them. Trump knows this. That's why he's blaming trade agreements, and illegial immigrants. I haven't once heard him play the lazy card/they have it too good card. It might be the only card he hasen't played?

(Yes, I know the discussion is about Greece. I just doubt there's a bunch of jobs, anywhere, that go unfilled because the state welfare benefits are so generous. And yes, there will be that one person who scours the internet and finds the one livable wage job posting--you won.)
It sounds strong already. The best thing is really just to continue to build a strong company - the company's interests are really aligned with your immigration goals. many founders get O1s and green cards solely on the basis of the company that they founded.
Hi Peter!

Can small startup after are one year of operations immigrate to US (via L1)? What is required from a company to do so?
Isn't Rust's syntax technically more Algol-like than C/C++/Go/D are? Anyways, I don't think it's worth calling that a disadvantage, at least with the way it's stated. I think "high learning curve" is a lot more accurate in this circumstance. And I'd disagree that the syntax serves no purpose, I think it's specifically designed to reinforce the notions of Rust's programming style (for example, implicit returns because Rust code is designed to always return something instead of using void functions). I'd be surprised if the syntax didn't help shorten code in at least a few places.
Bureaucracies, like everything, come in varying forms and magnitudes. In my years of studying, the most successful frameworks (bureaucracies, whatever you want to call them) served very limited and precise purposes. I agree, for mutually beneficial human cooperation to take place there needs to be something to enforce the rules. In my opinion, those rules all come down to enforcing individual property rights. Anything above and beyond that is detrimental on the whole.

What frameworks would you point to as examples of what you're talking about (besides the EU... cause I think it's objectively a bad example haha)?
This was an interview telling one person's side of the story, and it was presented that way I am all in favor of fair, honest and balanced reporting, but in this case I don't think anything was done incorrectly. This was not a "straight facts" piece, it was a subjective interview and clearly labeled as such.
finally starting things up after an extensive checklist - looks like function checks till dive time
The two are unrelated. An approved I-140 while in L-1B status doesn't help with job changes and the new employer would need to start the green card process from scratch.
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Yep, sometimes government can be a force for good you know. I'm assuming your from the US (that's where I generally find the "big daddy government" rhetoric mainly comes from).
There is quite widespread use of monads in the standard library (albeit with a very targeted effort to hide their nature and make them very concrete).
Victory for self-determination.
That's nothing to do with the EU. That's years of neglect, lack of investment and poor management by a series of UK governments both Tory and Labour.

If we want a good health service and good schools then we need to invest. There problem is the only way that is going to happen is if we borrow the money (Labour tried that - no thanks), or you raise taxes. Raising taxes political suicide, which no party wants to do, especially the Tories. Then it needs to actually be managed wisely with a clear plan of operational action for a longer period than five years between each national election. These things take time, and each time we swap leadership they throw out the plan and start from scratch. It's like a constant series of pivots in no particular direction.
Greece actually was doing ok before the Euro even though they never produced anything of value. Tourism was basically enough. What they had, that they've now lost, is control of their own currency and sovereignty. And if you control your own currency, you can at least inflate your way out of some debt. At least you could do that, yes? And then - boom - your country just became a cheap tourist destination and cash starts flowing in.

Now, the Greeks don't even have that. They're basically a collective EU servant class. Portugal is in the same boat. Italy is not too much better.

That's your precious EU with a single-currency-under-German-control right there, Bud.
Shoot. Looks like the .gitignore excluded the `public/js` dir which was used for the watchify output.

If you pull now it should work. Sorry about that.
Even if biased, crowds can be the best option if all others are more biased.
I'm not a globalist! I promise! My comment was snarky haha.
no one in the commonwealth is going to move to the uk to make half what they can make in canada
Wow this is such a great news to hear! Thank you so much!

Just one more thing, then does this mean all the "it will be problematic when you apply for citizenship unless you stay for 6 months" just an internet myth?
nit picking devil's advocate: not all of the API is documented. There are some features that exists, but you have to know about. Granted, this is intentional. e.g.: "billing_cycle_anchor" in the subscription API.
Well, the shelter is still actually quite higher in Paris than the Seine (and quite far from it too), floods are not a concern at all in the area of this datacenter.

Regarding the LTO format, well LTO-10 seems to exist from what Google tells me (but I am no expert there to be honest ;)

As for the Secret Defense certification, this is ongoing, and, as you stated, we are part of a larger group which already have lots of relation with institutions like ANSSI
but we (Online) have also been working with them to be certified in the coming months, of course this is a long and tedious process (as every certification is sic), but we are working on it every day and we see no reason we could not get to the end of it,
we have a complete team of guys working on completing all the certifications displayed on the website and we are working with all our teams to get things done right for this.

The whole C14 infrastructure itself has been carefully designed from the beginning with people knowing all the certifications requirements to make sure nothing could get in the way to pass the certifications for it.

Hope this clears a bit your worries,

Mik (Online.net network)
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That doesn't actually look noticably crazier than traffic at some times and places in NYC. The main difference is NYC has more traffic lights and human traffic enforcement officers -- but only 4 wheeled vehicles are highly likely to obey those -- pedestrians mostly don't and 2 wheeled vehicles vary, so you can certainly see reminiscent scenes here. I think I might actually prefer to traverse that intersection than say, biking in a hurry from 14th to 57th on 8th ave. during evening rush hour. Most of the conflict looks like just the usual "through traffic versus left turners" which happens anywhere there aren't signals with separate left turn phases
by that logic, there should be just one "housewives of.." why do they need to hyper-localize it?
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Given the tendency to use containers these days for various reasons, there's presumably an argument that you could just make that the expected practice. It's still more principled than just downloading and running a single binary unikernel in the container, though exactly what you would gain is a mystery to me (Gentoo points?)
There is nobody left to pick it. We are about to throw out ask the Romanians and Bulgarians who do that hard graft, because no Brit will do the hard work for little money.
It really depends largely on the kind of work you would be doing in the US and exact nature of your degree because you need to come within a NAFTA occupation.
Better tooling will definitely help but I think it will
mainly come to focus and priority.

Some packages like Serde for example do provide higher level docs located with the API docs which can work fine.
Unfortunately, the current state of web apps have many layers of frameworks, transpilers and tooling. So yes, this is relatively simple by today's standards.
Sorry about that, I'm not sure about the protocols of this but I'd definitely be happy to speak with you and then see where that leads.
> iOS - Swift - Xcode

Maybe once SourceKitService doesn't crash constantly, and the compiler doesn't segfault when type inference breaks down.

The Swift experience has the potential to be among the best, and the design is there, but the implementation is very lacking at the moment.
>I have never seen an H1B job posting that was truly for "skilled labor that an employer couldn't find a citizen for."

What exactly do you mean by these "H1B job postings"?

Job postings do not advertise visa sponsorship. A large portion of the H1B applicants were already working their job for some months before applying, under the OPT program. Also, a quarter of all H1B visas are only given to applicants with verified advanced education degrees (Masters, PhD, etc.).
I understand the point about Ansible being hard to read, I find SaltStack much more decent regarding syntax, or PyInfra regarding new kids in the game.

Regarding building Dockerfiles using bash scripts or Ruby, I find the concept interesting but using 'scripts' feels wrong. Building a 'standard' library to generate Dockerfiles on the other hand might be an interesting project that would allow collaboration.
I'd look at getting him an O-1.
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Again not sure how arguments like that don't apply to most collected electronic evidence. Defendants can raise that argument in court; evidence is routinely disputed.
The EU forces a minimum standard for you have to implement, correct. Like not pumping unfiltered sewage into a freshwater reservoir, giving a damn about air pollution, non-toxic children's toys etc.

These are not made-up examples.
"security-conscious"
Not necessarily but it can impact the ability to renew the O-1 visa and travel internationally.
REST in Practice[1], Building Hypermedia APIs with HTML5 and Node[2] and Designing Hypermedia APIs[3].

1. https://www.amazon.com/REST-Practice-Hypermedia-Systems-Arch...

2. https://www.amazon.com/Building-Hypermedia-APIs-HTML5-Node/d...

3. http://www.designinghypermediaapis.com/
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So basically employers/entrepreneurs get all the rewards if their companies succeed but if they fail, it's the employees who take the fall.

And then, when things do work out, these 'entrepreneurs' are the ones who boast about how they overcame adversity in the face of impossible odds.

Now I understand why Donald Trump is so popular in the US.
People just lost all faith in the system; so they might as well get some entertainment out of it.
BeAnotherLab is one that tries to do that: http://www.themachinetobeanother.org

They let you experience what it's like to be another person via a custom-built video rig (i.e. you get to 'see' the world as another person).
http://api.zalando.com is quite self explanatory.
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Have you considered to move to other European countries instead? Could be less a hassle.
There are some new requirements surrounding this but the short answer is yes although you really should check with your international student advisor and get his or her okay.
"Creating exclusive games and buying exclusive content licensing/distribution rights for any gaming platform, especially ones in stiff competition for early adopters and the lion's share of a new market, is a great business decision. If Oculus hadn't secured exclusive content, people would have simply bought whichever hardware worked better, or shipped first."

Good for Oculus, but as you point out, bad for consumers who might prefer another vendor's possibly superior hardware.
Just SMS as of now. I'm looking into moving over to something with shortcodes now.
So if I run 500 meters of track somewhere in Texas, can I say I have a railroad company?

For fun, the law is at http://www.statutes.legis.state.tx.us/Docs/TN/htm/TN.81.htm . However, that's the definition section. The important part is who has the right of eminent domain for making a railroad.

If the proposed high-speed rail is electric, then there's http://law.onecle.com/texas/transportation/131.012.html :

> Sec. 131.012. EMINENT DOMAIN. A corporation chartered for the purpose of constructing, acquiring, maintaining, or operating lines of electric railway between municipalities in this state for the transportation of freight, passengers, or both freight and passengers may:

> (1) exercise the power of eminent domain with all the rights and powers granted by law to a railroad company; and

> (2) enter, condemn, and appropriate land, right-of-way, easements, or other property of any person or corporation to acquire:

> (A) right-of-way on which to construct and operate lines of railway for the acquiring corporation; or

> (B) sites for depots or power plants.

It's not restricted to a railroad company.

Then from http://texascentralhighspeedrail.com/page1/index.html , we know it's a "N700-I Bullet" electric train. So 131.012 applies, so they can "exercise the power of eminent domain with all the rights and powers granted by law to a railroad company" even without being a railroad company.
The recession has hit the Whole world, not just the EU. countries outside the EU also have inequality problems, arguably more so.

You have decided to leave beleaving that being independent will improve your chances of facing global problems: globalization, immigratiin, inequality, tidal movements in the labor market due to technology disruption ... It is not a given that global problems can be better confronted by withdrawing from international organizations. Time will tell.

But even if you happen to ne succesful in that front, the political damage, for the UK and the EU is huge. The EU is much more than a market, and the UK is about to realize about it.
indeed the slider was lost in translation, I have forwarded this to our web team,
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I'm a Mexican citizen living in the US working as a Computer Systems Analyst. Been here for 1 and a half year and my wife and daughter joined me a year ago. I just recently moved jobs and the UCSIS approved me a work permit and I-94 until 2019. I came here as a TN visa, and I am worried if asking for a green card would get me and my family in trouble.
No, it's not empty words. It is just that you haven't been paying attention.
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How we can connect by IP address? In Telegram and in Actor we have done direct connection by IP because many public networks have very bad DNS servers. Also banning by host name is much easier than by IP address and avoid government censorship we need to use plain IP addresses and have our own IP sync in messaging apps. But NAT64 doesn't allow plain ipv4 conenction? Right?
Yes! I want this!

The problem is that distributed systems can't agree on what the time is. Remember how Google tried to fix this with atomic clocks and GPS? [1]

My hunch is that soon timing devices on distributed systems will reach instantaneous consensus by way of quantum entanglement.

[1] http://www.theverge.com/2012/11/26/3692392/google-spanner-at...
In fact the treaty allows for exactly that. There is nothing in the treaty about automatic invocation of the exit clause following a referendum. By "reinterpreting" the treaty to pretend there is, the EU would simply be violating it.
No good reason, just the law. Note that this prohibition doesn't apply to dual intent visas such as the H1B and L1.
Hi Peter,

Thanks for taking the time out to answer questions!

I am from India and am in US on H1B with gc process underway in EB2 category. I (along with a fellow friend) have been thinking of doing something on our own but are always discouraged by the immigration process. If we were to start something on our own, what are our options? H1b where you have a majority stake seems to not be an option. Is there an alternate way to do this?

I don't seem to satisfy requirements for O1.
Nope. There's a difference of 4 percentage points, but that does not mean that 4% more people wanted to leave.
There would be lawyers with security clearances, and the defendant would usually have to rely on his lawyer.

It's not perfect, but it balances the conflicting needs better than any alternative I've ever seen.

Note that this isn't 1-sided in favor of the government. Consider what happens today. People working at Area 51 tried to sue over being exposed to toxins, but were stopped by the state secrets privilege. That privilege would die if we had classified courts.
I came here to say this. I recently built a pretty tight integration between Trello and our app, and using the API was quite pleasant. The documentation isn't stellar (it has examples for requests, but not responses, s you need to use trial and error), but everything is standardized, so once you figure out the logic, you're golden.
Yep. Traditionally, it takes a minimum of six figures to create an injection mold like that, even at China prices. Not your average basement hack job.
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Dear Mr. Robers,
I am a Spanish National, I have a small US Cloud startup company, we pay around 12K a month in services in the US, have invested around 500K in about 5 Years in Hardware are other items. Whats the best way for me to go about a biz / investor or work visa ?
Thunderbolt 3 can piggy-back on USB-C port. I would guess they will use that configuration going forward.
What are your reasons for returning to Europe instead?
Seriously. I'm always looking for skimmers, more out of curiosity than paranoia. But even with me actively looking, I wouldn't have noticed it. Impressive.
>Sen. Sanders, his own wife's experience (shutting down the college she presided over because it was economically unsustainable, getting a nice severance package, leaving the students with debt...) shows that his plan is unworkable.

I'm actually going to need some more evidence on that claim vis-a-vis Jane Sanders past decisions invalidate Bernie Sander's plans for... I mean you just say plans. Would all of his plans be unworkable? That's a pretty bold claim.
He could get a concurrent H-1B through your company.
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It would be cool if there were resources for just doing the systems and encounter design. Most of graphics and engine programming seems easy enough (just time consuming) and there are plenty of existing engines.

Always wonder how RPGs or or games like civ get balanced and designed. I assume some of it is iterative but that requires at least starting out with something reasonable right? Might pick this book up if it touches on that :)
> for the differing peoples of Britain and the Continent

So you on the islands are special but we monkeys on the continent are all the same? The UK has been half-in/half-out of the EU for the last 40 years, always wanting extra on all the benefits and never taking a downside in return.

I'm glad you've finally made up your mind, as one way or the other this shitshow will finally end.
> I think that a United States of Europe is inevitable, and even a good idea, but it should have been done slowly, gradually and with respect for the differing peoples of Britain and the Continent.

It has been done slowly and gradually, and Britain for a long time has been pretty clear that they don't want to go in that direction at all.

> Instead, what took about 150 year for America was rammed through in about 30.

Which 150 year period in US history are you comparing to which 30 year period in EU history? Because the US went from winning the war for independence from England to integration into a single national government with a common military, a prohibition on the members making any international agreements (or agreements between each other) without approval from the central authority in less than 10 years. The progress of the european integration has been substantially slower, not faster.