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It's a one of a few rough edges in Go.
> Lutnick also repeatedly said on Friday that the fee would be annual for companies, while the White House official said Saturday that it’s a “one-time fee that applies only to the petition.”
> In her Saturday afternoon post, Leavitt clarified that the payment would only be a “one-time fee” — not an annual one.
https://www.politico.com/news/2025/09/20/donald-trump-h1b-vi...
https://apnews.com/article/h1b-visa-trump-immigration-8d3969...
Reuters
https://www.reuters.com/business/media-telecom/trump-mulls-a...
L1 has no PWD, no min wage requirements (beyond min wage law in US) and is completely uncapped.
https://www.thesslstore.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/...
Edit: I searched my email and it doesn't look like they are doing this at all with their accounts.
Edit II: Looks like it's on hold: https://blog.kickbox.com/gmail-bimi-exploit-what-you-need-to...
In addition to that, the products internally developed like AskHR are awful obstacle courses one has to scramble through to reach a human.
Thailand doesn't want foreigners holding accounts. They've cranked up the requirements over time. It used to be possible to open an account as a tourist and now you're lucky to be able to get one on any visa that isn't attached to a work permit or PR.
This project goes a lot further and I would love to do it one day.
> Previously, Next.js middleware only supported the Edge Runtime, which provided better performance and isolation but had limitations when integrating with Node.js-specific libraries and APIs.
That's not something that can be resolved with a library abstraction. That was an architectural decision.
CLI -> Web API Gateway -> Lambda returning a signed S3 URL S3 upload -> SQS -> Lambda which writes to S3 and updates a Dynamo record -> CLI polls for changes
This flow isn't only over HTTP and relies on AWS to fire events. I worked around this by embedding the trace ID into the signed URL metadata. It doesn't look like this is possible with all AWS services.
I wonder if X-Ray can help here?
It can also be tedious to initialize spans everywhere. Aspects could help a lot here and orchestrion [0] is a good example of how it could be done in Go. I haven't found an OTEL equivalent yet (though haven't looked hard).
[0] - https://datadoghq.dev/orchestrion/docs/architecture/#code-in...
https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/senate-bill/174...