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TorontoTheGood
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Comment #49024979
Do you have bad experiences with US workers, since you implicitly contrast them with immigrant ones?
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Comment #49024850
That answer does not make sense. Why would companies offshore if not having access to immigrant labour receiving the same pay as US labour?
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Comment #49024628
Silicon Valley industry grew big before major tech immigrant inflows. Also, you're assuming that US people can't do the jobs of visa people.
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Comment #49024031
That’s a whataboutism. The original question is why many US tech workers support open borders for tech labor when the supply increase primarily hits the wages and bargaining power …
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Comment #49022071
That's not what I am asking. I want to know why US-born people in tech is/was so pro open border when it clearly does not benefit US labor. You don't get a lot of push-back from wi…
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Ask HN: Why are US tech workers so pro open borders?
I am trying to understand why US tech workers seem to be so Libertarian on open border immigration policy, when it clearly does not benefit them (downward pressure on salaries, imm…
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Comment #47543852
My tier 2 US tech Bay Area office is 80% immigrants from one country on visa (H1-B or OPT). They never say no, and they are willing to work any hours and take meetings at any time.…
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Ask HN: Hiring Situation in Canada?
Several friends and myself have a really hard time finding a new job Canada (experience, and degree). What's your situation like?
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Comment #40969899
I'll do it all for money
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What tech is sexy (for getting-a-job purposes) in 2024
Hey all, Looking for work and would need something nice-looking for my resume. Am fullstack
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Ask HN: Interviews, Too Many Loops?
It feels like there are surprisingly many loops to jump through to get a CS job, even with experience. In my previous career (finance), at most you got a test in addition to the in…
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Comment #35457275
I don't need to read the "daily dead" on here
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Comment #35387791
Vladimir wants to paint a specific picture, dig?
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Comment #35342131
It was a good experience. You'd learn more in 4 years at a brick and mortar since you spend more time and homework there. Great option if you already know much of the material thou…
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Comment #35318701
ADD here, and therefore (I believe easily irritable by sounds). For me, sudden and infrequent sounds are worse for stress than "noise". I'm wuite OK with city noise but hate door s…
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Comment #35221455
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Comment #35212286
You sort of get to see this in real time on Reddit, upvotes generally goes to stuff that upsets people.
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Comment #35205831
Agree, with the odd doomer exception.
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Ask HN: How would you create a new better Internet?
There has been some discussion going on here about how the net has become very spammy and full of auto-generated content. Would it be possible to create a new net without these pro…
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Ask HN: How will SEO break ChatGPT?
How will SEO break ChatGPT? Are there other risks that may have us ending up with an increasingly unusable product just like standard web search has turned out?
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Ask HN: How to you know expected time for ticket?
This might be a silly question, but how does your company make you aware of the time expected to finish a specific ticket? I'm still new in this career, and get this feeling that e…