anpk

I agree its based on illegal practices. But quite a few of the businesses (not all obviously) do it for survival because that is the only way for them to stay in business.

I agree the H1B program is abused, but I dont believe there is enough local talent to replace the tens of thousands of h1b workers.

It will result in a lot of small and mid size business closing down. Unfortunately I dont have any suggestions on improving the h1b program.

> If the "most talented and highly-skilled" people only get "very mediocre salaries", it sounds like there is not actually a dire shortage of them

It's not always black and white. The same argument has been used against mexicans in low paying jobs. However you kick the mexicans out, farms and restaurants will collapse.

I've been trying to find patterns (http://newsp.in). I dont believe its an exact science yet, but its always fun to try.

> In a 2004 book on his philosophy, he questioned Japanese people’s increasing tendency to value leisure time.

That makes one of us.

On another article, I got an email from the hn mods (maybe bot) to repost as it was interesting but didn't get traction the first time around.

So I dont think its frowned upon.

And making sure there is nothing cached

Hate windows, but windows 3.1 was ground breaking for the tiime and was primarily the reason why computers took off.

I can access cryptbin from mumbai so I dont think the ban has been enforced.