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8 experts · 58 posts · 1d ago
Anil Dash Tim Kellogg Liz Fong-Jones (方禮真) VE, cybersocial occult investigator tachikoma Doll Jed Brown apenwarr.ca
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“Sure but why do we think that will happen? Revenue went up so we fired the human workers? That doesn’t match any history I’ve heard. Also the economy stops working if buyers don’t have any income. …” evidence ↗
Multiple readings Policy & governance · 2 Opportunity & adoption · 1
apenwarr.ca: So far no labour saving device in the history of humanity has resulted in a long-term reduction in employment.
Liz Fong-Jones (方禮真): So far no labour saving device in the history of humanity has resulted in a long-term reduction in employment.
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6 experts · 45 posts · 15h ago
Mark J. Nelson jake Arseny Khakhalin brennan Singularity's Bounty e/cc hcoyote.bsky.social
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“Big companies are weird because a lot of the job is "defending turf". The startups I've worked at could be insane, but there's always some gap it's not clear who's supposed to fill it. So, I guess …” evidence ↗
Reaction converging Building & implementation · 3 Questions & unknowns · 1
jake: But it might not be terribly fun to work in software anymore, at many (most?) companies. It's an *absolute blast* (IMO) to build software *for fun* now, but being a journeyman SWE, being squeezed t…
jake: There of course might be more than 2 modes. We could see the rising of a new profession of slopsultancies who help anyone from mom&pop shops up through John Deere and the govt of East Timor get bes…
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