> there are a ton of people whose job is, at its core, to manually synchronize about six databases There was an insightful article that I can't find for the li

> there are a ton of people whose job is, at its core, to manually synchronize about six databases There was an insightful article that I can't find for the life of me that claimed this sort of thing was the future of much human work - doing drudge work on the margins between automated systems, that's not worth the cost of automating.