[grey_whiskers]

You don’t just “train” someone in mathematics—it’s not like operating a frontend loader.

You should have thought of that, before you destroyed an entire generation of IT talent.

You ate your own seed corn, you deal with it.

Otherwise, why get rid of so many Americans to hire H1-Bs?

Oh, poor baby. You did everything right, and YOU hire Americans.

Or do you just like to insult people on line to make up for your own incompetence as a businessman?

I'll make you an offer.

YOU take the risk, and pay me a living wage while I learn your technology; in return, I'll work for your company for five (5) years.

Real estate costs are astronomical in CA.

I'll do it in the Midwest, and you scale down the pay from Silicon Valle to account for my lower cost of living.

If you won't do that, why are you expecting other people who have to eat in the meantime, to train themselves on a technology which might suddenly run out of favor, at their own expense, with no income in the meantime, and no prospect of keeping a job or a career, just so YOU can rake in the dough?

[dinodino]

while I learn your technology

The "technology" in question is the mathematics underlying 3D rendering, and optimization thereof. It's not something you "train" someone to do--it's a BS in Math at a minimum, with experience in the field on top of that. It's not like teaching somebody to write Python scripts.