>or we could move to a sensible model, where software delivers on its promise and allows people to work anywhere If people really figure out how to consistentl

>or we could move to a sensible model, where software delivers on its promise and allows people to work anywhere If people really figure out how to consistently develop any kind of software remotely, with any team size and with average programmers, a lot of programming jobs will move away from high living cost areas, as happened with manufacturing jobs. If you're in the US, where software developer salaries are much higher than most of the rest of the world (even on developed countries average programmers don't earn 6 figures), you'll be probably be on the losing side.