alt Hacker News>"Connecting dots across knowledge, lived experience and purpose remains, to me, a deeply human pursuit."
Connecting dots doesn't pay my mortgage and put the kids through school. Writing Javascript used to. So now what.
>"Connecting dots across knowledge, lived experience and purpose remains, to me, a deeply human pursuit."
Connecting dots doesn't pay my mortgage and put the kids through school. Writing Javascript used to. So now what.
Any regulation that forbids automation is basically welfare in disguise plus some unnecessary toil. Whoever you're petitioning to ban the technology that can do your job, you could petition also for direct money transfers, at least then you can spend your time how you want. If they won't pay direct money, but they'd pay if they see you suffer and toil, even though it's not necessary, then what does that tell you about them?