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you are downvoted but HN is trumpists and "moderates" who like to think they so smart with their fancy moderations

this does nothing to solve the problem: the employers and just affects people. with your logic, we definitely h1b, cause you useless

this doesn't affect the employers. with people like you, we need h1b

lmao. pretty soon you won't be valuable enough to keep around.

lmao. n o. thats meta and this steam. iykyk

lol.. offended some zuckers

PHASING OUT HUMAN DRIVING IS ADDING A MIDDLE MAN TO GO FROM POINT A TO POINT B AND HAVING TO PAY THEM AND BE TRACKED ALL THE TIME. HOW IS ANYONE OKAY WITH THIS?

Like taking a train or a plane or a bus? Like having to purchase a vehicle? Like having phone companies know which cell tower you're connected to?

It's a valid point you're making, but we can legislate against the abuse you're implying. We've got privacy laws for a reason.


CAPS LOCK DOES NOTHING TO HELP YOUR ARGUMENT. IT IS THE FORUM EQUIVALENT OF YELLING

I know, it doesn't. It feels helpless sometimes. It is either a super moderated forum where people willingly ignoring reality it seems.

I AM YELLING, CARL!

yeah. no. i have had autonomoous driving trying to kill me and I don't want the car telling me where I can and cannot go. eff you and your authoritarian scaredy cat BS

and they want to push us to use tracked autonomous cars with "alcohol safety" so that we can be tracked all the time but amodei can't be after they extract all our water and resources and hold our government hostage. wanna authoritarian clowns.


the part that you conveniently didn't say: nobody wanting to work from home is forcing you to work from home, but because you want to be in office, you force everyone into the office.


Bullshit. If the company stops renting office space to save money, or hires you to a team that lives far away, you are forced to work from home.


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