8/ I'd argue that software from 1990 to 2020 is the story of capital demands getting smaller and smaller. To launch a startup back then required $2M in servers, Oracle license fees, etc. Today? $4 to buy some ramen. Capital is stunningly cheap.https://twitter.com/wraithburn/status/1296839522379014144 …
I don't see how these two paragraphs connect. Social expectations are not met (you assert). ...and ... WHAT does that have to do with socialism?
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I was in a meeting at the time I wrote the tweet, it is half baked. I bounced from there to how this pattern (leave aside whether it is true) of sliding past the costs is the pattern socialism ends up with in practice.
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So we've got capitalists defending the companies for capitalism, and socialists decrying them for not being socialist, when it is the pattern capitalists decry socialism for using and socialists praise.
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