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H1-B visa discussion and american isolationism.


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2025 Jan 6, 7:40pm   843 views  68 comments

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I want to express my opinion on this discussion as a person who used it.

If US doesn't want to issue the H1-B or any other legal visas i am ok with it. Because giving a visa and getting one is a privilege.

If US dont want to issue any visas it shows that it want to isolate itself from rest of the world. I am ok with that approach too. It will slow down Americas growth with these isolation policies.

My question to patnet is why this hate against India/hindus. We didn't make the visa policies nor control its implementation.

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63   mell   2025 Jan 12, 9:35am  

Yeah, I mean you can't use it to teach you things after you understand and verify their suggestions, but it cannot code for you, just make you more productive.

The responsibility and fallout would be huge if someone non technical or noob would just take the code given and install it, people routinely get fired for deploying code they found somewhere and don't understand.

Also I predict AI will cause a lot of losses where people are trying to use it for financial advantage such as the stock market as it will frontrun each other and just a bit of deliberately introduced false info on the web could make it go haywire.

Lastly the tech bro isn't wrong about the copyright/patent violations. Don't know of any company that allows their employees to disseminate crucial info to chat gpt or take full code sequences unmodified/unassisted. Still can be a good tool to enhance productivity if used right
64   Maga_Chaos_Monkey   2025 Jan 12, 10:09am  

mell says

I just cannot see the replacement part atm.


Well, I hope I'm wrong. Also hopefully I don't sound like that dog rescue guy who claimed to write the API for EV chargers or whatever lol..
65   Maga_Chaos_Monkey   2025 Jan 12, 10:14am  

mell says

Don't know of any company that allows their employees to disseminate crucial info to chat gpt


Ours does. We had to do a training about NOT doing it with our our own or a public chatGPT and then right after that they signed us up and said go for it! When you pay for it they give you a copy with training turned off. So it doesn't steal any of your data.
66   mell   2025 Jan 12, 11:20am  

Maga_Chaos_Monkey says

mell says


Don't know of any company that allows their employees to disseminate crucial info to chat gpt


Ours does. We had to do a training about NOT doing it with our our own or a public chatGPT and then right after that they signed us up and said go for it! When you pay for it they give you a copy with training turned off. So it doesn't steal any of your data.

That makes sense. Is it expensive? One thing I'm also not sure about is its energy use and hence pricing. Often it needs an enormous amount of data and computation to come a logical conclusion/decision a human can do with far less.

Maga_Chaos_Monkey says

mell says


I just cannot see the replacement part atm.


Well, I hope I'm wrong. Also hopefully I don't sound like that dog rescue guy who claimed to write the API for EV chargers or whatever lol..

Haha yeah we can hope. I think there will be some job loss where there is a lot of reliance on pattern recognition, like self driving cars, operations (even in IT), and simpler repetitive tasks.
67   Maga_Chaos_Monkey   2025 Jan 12, 11:44am  

mell says

Is it expensive?


Probably/hopefully not? We are not profitable yet.
68   TechBrosWon   2025 Jan 12, 11:47am  

AI will kill outsourcing as Hindu India 🇮🇳 is not very competent and do dumb jobs which can be easily automated.

Critical jobs still be done by humans.
If you let AI be created by Hindu H1B then 🇨🇳 AI will be used by everyone and 🇺🇸 will lose and become 🇮🇳.

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