Programmer, humorist. Host of the Citizen Coder Podcast. I interview developers from all over the world, from beginners trying to break into the industry to senior devs.
I hadn't seen what Andrew Yang is doing, but I'm not sure something like that will ever go through. It's like the Right to Repair bills: they make sense, but there's too many ways around it. I'm not confident enough in lawmakers to really have any hope they might do something. Meanwhile, I think changing some things like personal usage, using VPNs, alternative search engines and social platforms is the way to go.
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I hadn't seen what Andrew Yang is doing, but I'm not sure something like that will ever go through. It's like the Right to Repair bills: they make sense, but there's too many ways around it. I'm not confident enough in lawmakers to really have any hope they might do something. Meanwhile, I think changing some things like personal usage, using VPNs, alternative search engines and social platforms is the way to go.