Posted on 11/01/2025 9:01:58 AM PDT by marcusmaximus
The U.S. Department of Labor under the Trump administration has released a new social media ad alleging that some companies are misusing the H-1B visa program to displace young American workers. The campaign singles out India as the primary country benefiting from the visa system, reigniting debate over its impact on the domestic job market.
“Young Americans have had the American Dream stolen from them, as jobs have been replaced by foreign workers due to rampant abuse of the H-1B visa,” the department wrote in a post on X.
The post added: “Under the President of the United States and Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer leadership, we’re holding companies accountable for their abuse and recapturing the American Dream for the AMERICAN PEOPLE.”
(Excerpt) Read more at americanbazaaronline.com ...
I also use AI for simple tasks, like code a short sequence of function calls, but it cannot create large segments of code.
For instance, I can ask it, “Create the calling sequence for Command.ExecuteReaderAsync()”, but it cannot create an entire class for it such as, “Create a class using the SQL command and connection for an asynchronous library calling stored procedures.” What it creates is never the entire class.
You could probably do it with Claude Code.
But problem is that we came in as settlers way back.
It was an infiltration that became a takeover. Damn Indians.
“we’re holding companies accountable for their abuse”
Start by holding recruiters and sub-sub-contractors accountable.
I write code. Real code not play with supposed bots.
Posting gifs of bit tests is not doing anything.
An entire huge sector of our highest paying part of the economy was blocked for greed and greed alone keeping Americans out. I hope to God this national nightmare is over!!! Stop the Asian colonization of America! MAGA!
God bless America and Trump!
Dot head Asian Indians not feather Indian.
Real coders don’t get mad about chumps from India.
“ To marcus’s developer:”
😂
Should check the timestamps on the posts. Could marcus.js be triggered by a cron at the same times every day ? Maybe randomized to look real ? Who knows ..
LOL!
“marcus.js”
Listen a$$hole in 1990s I got laid off, my entire it department was replaced by a Indians. It didn’t matter how good we were. I had to tell my pregnant wife the “good news”. I will never get over it and I will fight this immoral BS UNTIL THE DAY I DIE.
I hate your f’g guts.
Oh, don't get me started. LOL
SonarQube quality gate (rightfully) won't pass two of my CI pipelines because we're using Task.Wait, which is deprecated. Fine. So I tell our inhouse, sandboxed LLM to write stuff that used await instead.
Sure, it knocked out the immediate function or method call, but what about all the asynch parent classes above it? Can you handle static, non instantiated classes? What about the calling methods?
Brain freeze.
Not QUITE sure why the previous developers used asynch anyways, there is no simultaneous code that needed to be executed. Perhaps they were showing off, or maybe it was a demonstration of the truism, 'If all you have is a hammer, everything looks like nails.'
Anyways, yeah, our inhouse LLM that is leveraging ChatGPT 4.1 could not do it. Not for the whole calling stack, anyways, and when I tried to break it up, I got AI Slop.
But curiously, this entity did a far better job than Codeium/Windsurf. THAT entity simply said, "Hey, yeah, that's a tough problem. Here's how you would go about solving it."
Wait, what? THAT'S YOUR JOB, you lazy sack of 1000-parameter multidimensional vectors!
I haven't tried claude or copilot yet, so I cannot speak to those.
The only benefit Codeium/Windsurf brags on is that it can context-wrap our repos, and opposed to our inhouse LLM (which sports 2500 context tokens) Codeium/Windsurf brings 20,000.
Doesn't use these features very well, yet, but reportedly they are there.
PS: If your codegen is quitting when it runs out of token space, there is a magic command: "Continue", or "Continue from this code line (insert code line).
That account is a Russian troll ... and possibly not human.
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