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bruceb
2mo ago
Initial impression is too much information. Multiple things competing for my attention when I land on your page. Trim the text a bit and decide the order of importance of the things you are offering. .
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Study of NBA finds that pay inequity among top performers erodes cooperation
(news.wsu.edu)
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bruceb
6mo ago
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bruceb
6mo ago
I wonder if NBA has higher % of players (employees) who directly work with each other where the difference is pay can be substitutional than regular businesses.
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bruceb
7mo ago
You can. Most children are not going to end up on HN when they are older. The stories you read here about hacking system at 11 are outliers.
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bruceb
7mo ago
How many people use AI model routers to optimize cost? The poors will get genrics whether they like it or not? See: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47236218
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bruceb
8mo ago
I think you are not understanding me. My contention is adjustments of status snafus isn't going to be much different than K1 approval rates in terms of how people are treated. It seems by the numbers, people are treated the same as it
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bruceb
8mo ago
The K1 approvel rate seems a decent proxy instead of 1 lawyer's opinion. Acceptance went up during V1 of the current administation. https://visagrader.com/visa-approvals-and-refusals/K1 Jamaica, not known for ha
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bruceb
8mo ago
You have it backwards. Police shooting a white person will get less attention than if they were not white.
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bruceb
8mo ago
Zero chance they will get life. Maybe they will get promoted. https://rollcall.com/2023/08/24/capitol-police-promotes-offi...
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8mo ago
Most K1 applications are approved, most are female, most are not white. I doubt your case would have been any different had you not been a "'the right color' and a high-earning male".
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8mo ago
Not just pressure. Stoping SNAP benefits from funding these sugar and oil peddlers is a good thing.
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bruceb
8mo ago
Pure partisan spite. The gov't not spending money on candy and sugary drinks is good. Just like when Michelle Obama pushed for better school lunches.
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8mo ago
One of the dumbest, frustrating things during Obama's Administration was the partisan Republican attack on Michelle Obama's push for healthier school lunches. Democrats should not reflexive be against this just because they don&#x
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9mo ago
Refreshing Musk is not mentioned here. He says some stupid stuff but he has made his money actually making inovative products that move the world forward. So dumb to hear him talked about as an oligarch. Plenty of others making their fortun
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9mo ago
“Lie” I suggest not just reading clickbait headlines. Read the last 2 or 3 paragraphs of story where the writers often bury the inconvenient facts. Such as charges that would invalidate a legal immigrant’s status. Millions of people who ar
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10mo ago
Seems different form of friction? Scanning QR shows likely there but not quite proof (can just send screenshot of QR).
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11mo ago
If you think the country is falling apart and people are going to flee, then yes stock market would fall if those things did actually happen.
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bruceb
11mo ago
Well they should stop worrying. They will be fine. I suggest they don't make MSNBC or similar as their only news outlet. (and yes same for people who only watch Fox news or Newsmax).
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11mo ago
"..as the US falls apart." If you actually believe this, you are welcome to short American stocks. See how that works out.
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bruceb
1y ago
Article doesn't mention the pay once. No matter what you think about this issue, this is total trash journalism by the reporter Samuel Benson and Politico. No wonder people don't trust news sources.
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bruceb
1y ago
We don't know the motivation of the killer. Seems best to wait before inventing a motive.
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1y ago
"Immigration’s impact on wages, especially in the long term, is not as straightforward as “less supply → higher pay.” "Restricting immigration might reduce competition in some low-skill job markets, but it can also harm industries
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1y ago
Hundreds of thousand of foreigners were given work permits by the previous administration. You can see all the companies they highlight in the report here. Many do hire foreign workers: https://ips-dc.org/wp-content/u
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1y ago
This is specifically addressing the type workers mentioned in the article. Restricting immigration of those who would compete with them. Which ain't going to be your Nvida type engineers.
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1y ago
Pushing the agenda of supply and demand? Generally any gain in income is NOT going towards the lowest rung American worker who are specifically being talked about here. This is why you always told by open border advocates if you restrict&#
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1y ago
This from an advocacy group with a clear agenda. But if they wanted to raise wages they could just advocate for less immigration and robust enforcement. Restrict supply, wages will rise. But they don't.
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bruceb
1y ago
Selecting Other, some interesting jobs description including: https://www.jobs.now/jobs/151415137-hotel-renovation-special... Must be fluent in Russian. Do you really need to have this to do the job? https://
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1y ago
Interesting approach. How would you make money?
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1y ago
App size: 990.2 KB I don't think I have seen an iOS app under 1mb ever. Wow!
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2y ago
This has been the case before the current administration. It isn't administration elusive. There is a lack of professionalism by some US border agents.
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