bayarearefugee

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   by bayarearefugee 2y ago

   > Not sure what's wrong Ketamine addiction
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   by bayarearefugee 4y ago

   I don't think people appreciate the mass disruption of a shift like this happening across so many industries all at the same time. This sort of professional shift works when automation comes for a subset of a single sector, but we&#x2
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   by bayarearefugee 4y ago

   The thing is there's more than enough wealth out there to fund the equivalent of those pensions you're so worried about footing the bill for if the wealthy were taxed appropriately and the "pensions" took the form of a g
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   by bayarearefugee 4y ago

   The weird bit is that a lot of software engineers seem to have the idea that their work is one of the the last that will be automated. Looking at the current track and extending it out assuming no unforeseen roadblocks, typical software en
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   by bayarearefugee 7y ago

   As someone who lived in the Bay Area and worked in SF for a while but moved out because I didn't like the mono-culture forming from being surrounded by virtually nothing but my own kind -- cry me a river VCs and early-stage startups. M