>The government doesn't control them now. What do you bet there are armies of programmers working for the government, figuring out how they can? Argentinean he

>The government doesn't control them now. What do you bet there are armies of programmers working for the government, figuring out how they can? Argentinean here. That probably won't happen... for many years, at last. Programmers from my country start working for foreigners for dollares/any other non-meme coin that is no the peso. Anyone with 3+ years experience stops working for locals if they have a good english level and stop considering job offers in pesos (100% anual inflation as of now). What I'm trying to say is, the government can try to do that but it'll have to manage with only mediocre devs or spend a lot of money which... they don't really have.