Ken 🏆 retweeted
The real problem that Microsoft is going through is this…
The people who were experts and know it’s systems deeply are long gone.
Ken 🏆 retweeted
Now you know one of the reasons they went down today .
🚨 JUST IN: Effective immediately the Trump administration has hereby SUSPENDED ADOBE, MICROSOFT, Cognizant, Tata, Infosys, Wipro, HCL, and Capgemini from the Permanent Labor Certification Program
They undercut American workers. THEY FAFO'D
THIS. IS. MASSIVE.
"Since 2009, just these companies alone have requested almost 3 million foreign workers. They've received over 230,000 H1B visas approvals and over 100,000 permanent labor certifications."
"That's hundreds of thousands of jobs that were taken from American workers!"
The age of AMERICA FIRST is ALIVE AND WELL right now
A flurry of companies, including some of the biggest outsourcing giants on the planet. Tata, Infosys, Wipro, and HCL have been H1B pipelines for YEARS
Without PERM, they can't sponsor foreign workers for green cards. The path to keep them here for good is SHUT!
Vance, Stephen Miller, and IG D'Esposito are delivering exactly what Trump promised in 2024!
HIRE AMERICAN, IT IS THAT SIMPLE 🇺🇸
Ken 🏆 retweeted
Rest In Peace to Young L, the Berkeley-born producer and founding member of Bay Area rap group The Pack, best known for their breakout hit “Vans” 💔🕊️
Ken 🏆 retweeted
Time to start my trolling/humiliation ritual…
@elonmusk RT this for me & help a dude out.
Ken 🏆 retweeted
lol
every woman shitting on Huang wouldnt refuse him if he chose them
no woman refuses a man worth 160 billion
whoever says no is lying
they're all pissed it wasnt them
Ken 🏆 retweeted
i think trump is behind it and made a deal with Xi to sell china the chips
Trump doesnt care about america, he's a business man and just cares about filling his profits
most likely negotiated a story with Huang and promised him perks if he agreed
Xi gets his chips, trump makes money, Huang sees longterm benefit once this is all forgotten
Ken 🏆 retweeted
There’s a lesson here that will change a man’s life if he understands and applies it.
Mila Kunis told Ashton Kutcher that Uber was “the worst idea ever.” He invested anyway. Five years later, Forbes reported that his firm’s $500,000 investment was worth about $50 million.
Kunis told Stephen Colbert in 2021 that her dad drove a cab, so she was sceptical when Kutcher pitched the idea of getting into a stranger’s car.
She wasn’t sold on Bitcoin either. When she learned it wasn’t federally insured, she called it “a horrible idea.” Kutcher invested anyway.
“I’ve never been happier to be wrong,” Kunis said.
Ken 🏆 retweeted
openai's head of design's website omg iansilber.com/ 😭