> Side note: we need a fund that re-imburses private companies for challenging such orders. Oh that's good. Hmm. People have wondered how to make a programmer

> Side note: we need a fund that re-imburses private companies for challenging such orders. Oh that's good. Hmm. People have wondered how to make a programmer's union different from existing unions. I wonder if doing dual duty - also running this - would help that, or simply make more kinds of things vulnerable to the failure modes of unions...? Edit: Basically, an organization to protect programmer's ability to positively impact the world...? Rather than one protecting just the people, or protecting the corporations, since due to startup culture that line is pretty blurry?