Who the fuck was it that says Lunduke was a good guy? He's a rightoid now which I already knew due to his petit bourgeois class status and that debate with Stallman on free software.
Now all his videos are about h1b and discrimination against whites and pronouns and shit.
Feels good to be vindicated as opposed to the people on /tech/ who said hes a good guy or whatevr.
>>28088>the people on /tech/Ah, THE people one /tech/. All of them. Every single one of them. We are the hivemind, we all agree on everything and DON'T start bullshit arguments by making new threads EVERY FUCKING DAY.
>>28089it was a poster here but obviously i dont know which one
here it is, read the comments ITT: >>23967
>>28111const time_t right_once;
>>28088>>28111H1B visaholders are educated professionals who make 6-figure salaries, favouring them means favoring one section of the middle class over another. It has absolutely nothing to do with communism in any sense. This is entirely a case of infighting between two sections of the PB, one consisting of immigrants versus one that is older and well-established but failing to compete.
>>28112Just typical PB whining about a vague "billionaires", but leftoids will clap at populist rhetoric instead of scientific statements.
>>28114>H1B visaholders are educated professionals who make 6-figure salariesfair enough. in general radical succdem man is right about immigration driving down wages though.
you speak as if it matters for communists to appeal to fucking Silicon Valley lol
>>28111deskilling/despecialisation and increasing workloads on existing staff is something all companies strive to do, it has nothing to do with socialism
>>28110>Are There Any Non-Woke Operating Systems?He probably said it's that Christfag schizo nonsense called TempleOS.
>Who the fuck was it that says Lunduke was a good guy?
That was one guy who kept shilling insane /g/tubers who, aside from Luke Smith, all have vaguely lefty sounding ways of pitching their lolbert/tradcath nonsense, especially Mental Outlaw and Lunduke.
>He's a rightoid now
He already was
>debate with Stallman on free software.
Debatebros are, without any exceptions I've seen yet, reactionaries or really naive libs.
Generally I just avoid people that feel the need to film their face while delivering their opinion. If they can't
- pick or make a talksprite, even a rough one, if they must embody their voice
- just show the thing they're talking about on screen
- use a speedpaint timelapse or gameplay if they don't want to do the above
- justify making it a video in the first place
- think about the ramifications of normalizing face reveal / selfie culture online, or have in fact weighed it against their motivations to show their face and chose to do so anyway.
They aren't worth listening to.
>>28123>think about the ramifications of normalizing face reveal / selfie culture onlinePeople use Zoom and TikTok unironically and you expect them to think about that?
>>28114>H1B visaholders are educated professionalscorrect
>who make 6-figure salariesin rupees maybe, there's a big financial reason they're moving to the states
>PB infightingackshyually it's tech PB getting replaced by labor aristocrats from abroad
it's proletarianization which has a lot to do with communism in many senses
>>28135Well both of those are ramifications. They exist because it's been normalized, and thus the problem sustains itself.
>>28137software devs aren't PB. But Lunduke, specifically is. He owned his own software company for a while
>>28144>He owned his own software company for a whileDid this company produce proprietary software?
>>28148it did. until he got bullied into making it open source and then it went out of business and he was forced to get a real job and he blamed the open source community for it which is why he raged at stallman
>>28167Lunduke discovering the reality of small business under capitalism for the first time.
>>28624That's it, I'm switching to LibreWolf.
>>28624Punished Lunduke
A man denied his s c o o p s
>>31338he looks like the meme lol
I was following him on Twitter for a while because of his dumb takes, but I had to stop because it stopped being funny after a while.
any of these people who take it upon themselves to try to become some kind of extremely-online micro-celebrity armchair journalist crusader constantly seeking conflict and controversy are fucking crazy, normal people who value their sense of self don't act that way and don't feel comfortable reinventing themselves as some kind of superhero character that completely eclipses their actual selves and turns them into some kind of one-dimensional entity rather than a human being.
>>28088Looks like Every Single Tech company is going to copy Google's pixel 10a design which has an exploding battery and literally sell remote bombs to consumers which could detonate after bitcoin saturated consumers in China reveal their new remote killing system a purposefully made backdoor into the device to kill evil white men.
>>31338>still talking about antifa clowns in 2026Dude has a terminal case of boomer brain. Yes, I'm aware he's not literally a boomer.
>>28114Lets not pretend that every H1B is some best of the best "we can't find someone of this caliber in the US" situation. There is a MASSIVE amount of outright fraud in many overseas tech sector "education" services where someone who just stumbles through a bootcamp is told to say they have 10 years of experience because its very difficult to verify; many in India for instance have "Oh yes, we'll be your reference and say you had a PhD from IIT and 15 years of engineering experience" and, while those applying to the biggest silicon valley companies may get caught, there's both A) a network of existing hires who help others. There was a major scandal a couple years back in Microsoft and another in Oracle I think B) the corporate vested interest not to look too hard because
The real benefit of the H1B is to pay less than a local, legal American AND have someone who is beholden to your company. They can't just work for a few months and then get a better offer elsewhere, their H1B is connected to the particular sponsoring company and if you revoke sponsorship, back they are supposed to go (or remain here illegally, which some do). This is why you see job offerings that have insane qualifications for a low to mid level position, so they can say that there's "nobody qualified here, better go to H1B" but that's not much different from getting illegals to work in agriculture because no American is going to accept $1 per bushel of lettuce picked etc.
So even when they are "educated professionals", they're often being paid a lot less than a local educated professional for the same job with the same ostensible work history. This is not not an issue of "failing to compete / we don't have the workers' any more than big ag can't hire Americans because "nobody wants to work everyone's lazy".
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