> This is the weirdest thing about the dichotomy of Communism's popular resurgence in tech circles. The weirdest thing to me is that it's pretty hard to produc

> This is the weirdest thing about the dichotomy of Communism's popular resurgence in tech circles. The weirdest thing to me is that it's pretty hard to produce and maintain software systems in the face of limited resources, interactions with the real world, bosses that don't know what's going on, etc. But somehow it seems not just possible but optimal to top-down design the ways billions of people live their lives. It really doesn't matter if the designer is one person or a committee of the proletariat. That's an NP-ridiculous problem. In the fact of that, I'd rather individuals make decisions about their own lives.