> You really think that outside of our "hacker news bubble", everyone is dying to go back to their offices in SF In the real world, once a company becomes self

> You really think that outside of our "hacker news bubble", everyone is dying to go back to their offices in SF In the real world, once a company becomes self-sustaining no one with real decision-making power cares about productivity, they care about amassing more power, even at the detriment of the organisation. Those games are infinitely better played in person. I don’t like it any more than you do but that won’t change these facts.