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    16 days ago

    I’ll say it again. This won’t increase employment of Americans. It’ll just hasten offshoring instead.

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        The Indian devs in my experience are using AI now so to the haters… The offshore rip is really just pumping AI with a middle man now

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        If my experience using AI tools to generate python script to separate audio into AI-generated stems means anything, then you absolutely DON’T want to do that. It fucks up all the time and the results are rarely good.

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      Businesses love H1-Bs because it’s practically slave labor. Let the VISA holders have a grace period to more easily switch jobs, even join a union, so the salaries get closer parity with American workers. They’d then have to compete on their merits not their low price tag.

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      Yup, this. Donnie is probably doing it for xenophobic reasons, but, honestly - I don’t think we should have ever had the h1b system, at least not in the way it was used. It was always totally scammy and just used to suppress wages.

      If a company really cannot find the talent domestically, then there should be a program in which someone has their citizenship accelerated so they are FULL citizens working here. But this bullshit of having disposable workers - fuuuuuck that noise.

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    16 days ago

    I’m in a part of the country where I’m competing with global talent for a job. To be frank, I’m not that good - and neither are most people. It makes it incredibly difficult to get a job in the area. So, I’m not totally heartbroken about the fee. I’d like to see more companies invest in local talent.