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[dang]

Nationalistic/ethnic/racial/whatever-this-is attack will get you banned here. No more of this please.

We detached this subthread from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42017707.

[cholantesh]

Such a sophisticated breakdown; I specifically appreciate the revelatory non-sequitur at the end that makes it clear what your analytical lens is.

[javagram]

I’ve worked with several excellent Indian SWE colleagues in my career.

That said, they had all moved to the USA. In the past, top engineers would come to the USA for higher salaries, mobility, and sometimes for American citizenship and its benefits.

If companies stop hiring and supporting immigration to the USA you may find more top engineers staying in India.

[debacle]

Few of the good Indian engineers stay in India, in my experience.

[mportela]

That's actually quite offensive, especially the last remark.

[arcen]

It's a way to signal that one is racist, but oh well the mask of superiority is slowly falling apart.

[ecmascript]

Maybe, but I think it's true unfortunately. India has a lot of problems and it's very obvious.

[aprilthird2021]

> No offense to Indians but... I worked with a few Indians... Nothing good will come from their garbage culture

Yikes. India has over a billion people, I'm sure quite a few of them write good software, I'm sure you use some of that software daily...

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Yes obviously there are exceptions to the rule. I use Postman, which is an awesome software built by an indian (I think).

Also I didn't say their culture was garbage, I said it was built on garbage which is a bit different.

[ryandrake]

> "No offense to India" ... and then ... "Nothing good will come from a culture that is built on garbage"

I don't think this is the right online forum for this stuff, my dude.

[imran-iq]

That's just blatantly racist. As a counter example look at kitty which is pushing terminal standards forward which is written by an Indian

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