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rrhd
9y ago
why would people do that when they don't already carpool or take a bus?
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9y ago
WHY must YOU keep CAPITALIZING RANDOM WORDS?
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9y ago
Why would there be no car parks? People tend to travel at similar times. Your total number of cars required is still going to be high.
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rrhd
9y ago
pfft, made up problems. You will submit to not owning anything. You don't need a house either, just go to an AirBnB every night. Everything must be a service. Ideally provided by google. Next thing your going to say is that waiting for
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rrhd
9y ago
Thats a cost that occurs no matter the system (you drive, you own a self driving car, dystopian wasteland of ordering cars).
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rrhd
9y ago
To not hire someone because they are overqualified for the junior position I want ot fill?
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rrhd
9y ago
No, they aren't. They are meant for skilled labour. The bar is a degree.
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rrhd
9y ago
Yeah, but to disrupt it you have to deal with gamers who, as a group, tend to be a massive bunch of entitled whiny jerks.
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rrhd
9y ago
The bill he endorsed switches to merit based immigration and cuts the number of green cards given out in half.
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rrhd
9y ago
Okay, hire 23 year old americans instead of 40 year old americans. Still not seeing why it's wrong.
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rrhd
9y ago
You don't think Bezos would have ended up there? or some other company?
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rrhd
9y ago
So go to community college for 2 years and then transfer to a state school. I went to a pretty meh public university. Didn't hold me back.
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rrhd
9y ago
What about professions that just pay lower? If 100k is well above market for a profession it's still not particularly high for a software dev.
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rrhd
9y ago
How many high priceed senior staff are needed?
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9y ago
If the wages weren't complete shit I'd move back tomorrow.
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9y ago
> only used for rare talent. Not the purpose of the visa.
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9y ago
> or apply for a green card. Which they do when they arrive here on the H-1B. It takes decades and they now have to go through even more stress about it because of this.
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rrhd
9y ago
Why shouldn't they do that? If I have a bunch of people to keep them on track then hiring the cheapest workers who can do the job sounds like good business.
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rrhd
9y ago
> If someone is truly extraordinary That's not the bar for the visa and never has been.
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9y ago
> Trump has repeatedly called for a Canadian or Australian style skills-based immigration system to replace chain and quota-based immigration coupled with slashing immigration in general.
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rrhd
9y ago
> Did they interview anyone over 50 who has that exact experience probably not. Why would they interview that person for what sounds like an entry level position?
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9y ago
Yeah, but I don't think anyone argues that type of behavior isn't blatant abuse of the program. It's frustrating when people complain about H-1Bs at big companies like Google/MS/Amazon. Apparently we're underpa
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9y ago
http://h1bdata.info/index.php?em=aegis+company&job=&city=&ye... The Aegis Company listed in the article is paying devs 55k a year in the seattle area. I'm wondering if this is targeted at the places that se
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rrhd
9y ago
> immigration should be merit-based and cut in half. and a visa which requires in demand skills needs to be curbed.
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9y ago
I feel like we should start organizing the resistance to this "you just call for it" now. I liek my car. I like owning my car. I like keeping my random stuff in my car. I like being able to jump in my car and go on a trip if I wan
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9y ago
> It's ridiculous how democrat Hacker News is. Why?
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9y ago
Well until the republicans realize that no one gives a shit about Clinton anymore. I think history will be more kind to her. Hell, GWB has a positive approval rating among democrats now.
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9y ago
And yet companies worth hundreds of billions had put the title to people after that long every cycle. Complaining about this is putting way too much emphasis on naming.
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9y ago
> Generation X (and even more so generation Y) are cultures of immediate gratification uh huh. thanks for that. Does this guy even remember his 20s anymore? > I’ve worked with a staggering number of engineers that expect the “career p
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9y ago
Why wouldn't you, other than hatred of MS.
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