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A conversation needs to be had over subscription humans. The real world today is increasingly run by subscription humans, or “employees.” They are lazy, busine
by pembrook 5y ago
A conversation needs to be had over subscription humans.
The real world today is increasingly run by subscription humans, or “employees.” They are lazy, business-hostile, and rent extracting.
My most recent experience is John and Amy and Sam, completely do-nothing, scam people who command ridiculous amounts of salary with no easy way to fire them or unsubscribe.
What has the world come to, where labor has been appropriated and we are left paying rents every month to these business-hostile humans!
Why can we not force them to create software for us, for free?
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- achenet 5y agoYes, I miss the good old days, when you could just pay the one upfront cost for your slave and use them as long as you wanted. ;)
- rchaud 5y agoThis analogy doesn't work. The OP didn't say software should be free, or that people shouldn't be paid. One-time fees for software were common less than a decade ago. How did those companies manage to make payroll each month?