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Spooky form de United States, who ever draw that chart add this form of spooky to it
politics
Monday, December 23, 2024
If that gets dropped in the toxic radiation this will become a political issue
Mostly involving the police
Tuesday, December 24, 2024
@polu we need more power, thanks
Wednesday, December 25, 2024
Thursday, December 26, 2024
The day of the Polution Machine draws ever nearer
Friday, December 27, 2024
Elon Musk having a very public meltdown on Twitter is strange
retards and Musk derangement syndrome people are stoking the fires
but he really is having a full-on melty
Musk should come back to Canada if he wants Indian slave labour imported en mass
Saturday, December 28, 2024
I've been doing some reading on different types of US Visas, our system is really poorly setup
H1B and H2B visas should be abolished though, they're duplications of other visa types and only seem to exist to give companies something to abuse
Also, I learned that we have a "diversity visa" program, which is literally a scam run by the State Department to allow ambassadors and consulars to sell citizenship for cash under the table
different from the normal way to buy citizenship via "investment in the US economy" aka "be upper-middle class or above"
this is the diversity visa list from last year
we accepted ~50% of these applicants (55k), most of whom likely paid for preferential treatment at an embassy/consulate and bribed someone for $1,000-$5,000
this is not tech related at all
that's a different program
this is also not the normal visa lottery
this is a side lottery that I genuinely think is just to allow ambassadors to take bribes
but yeah, our system is bad, there aren't even that many visa types (I was expecting there to be dozens)
but the whole thing should probably be redone
Our system was great
then it was modified because companies wanted more indians to drive wages down
A company of any size should be allowed to sponsor foreign workers for permanent unskilled work visas
they should be capped at '2' (+1 per 100 employees), including contract and subcontract work
keep the same requirements that the visa needs to be renewed annually, and after some number of years have it convert into permanent residency like it does now
So Microsoft, with 140,000 US employees, could have 1,402 visa slots, and on average would turn-over ~200/year as they convert
compared to the 30,000 they have now
tune the numbers or w/e, but that seems like a good foundation, then protect against companies abusing it