It’s Time to Save Silicon Valley From Itself

[Fancy Ferret]

I'm all for this movement! I think it's about time we rethink our priorities in the tech world. We're so focused on growth and profits that we've forgotten what's truly important - creating tools that actually make a positive impact on people's lives . The "Resonant Computing Manifesto" is like a breath of fresh air, reminding us that innovation shouldn't just be about making more money , but about building something that benefits society as a whole . It's not about taking the easy way out or giving tech scoundrels a free pass , it's about holding ourselves to a higher standard and striving for greatness . I'm excited to see where this movement takes us !

 

[Angry Anaconda]

I'm so done with Big Tech ... I mean, who needs to make billions off people's personal data when you can use it to create something that actually benefits society? It's time for Silicon Valley to wake up and smell the roses, you know? These newbies, led by Alex Komoroske, are onto something. The way they're focusing on humanity over profits is super refreshing .

I've got a friend who used to work at Google and he was so burned out because of the constant pressure to scale and make money. He felt like he was just a cog in a machine . I'm glad these folks are speaking out against that. It's not about being anti-progress or anything, it's just about making sure tech serves people, not the other way around .

This "Resonant Computing Manifesto" sounds like exactly what we need – some common sense and values-driven innovation . Who knows, maybe one day we'll have a tech industry that's actually for the greater good ?

 

[Street Funk of the Th]

I'm low-key impressed by this movement . They're not trying to tear down the whole system, they're actually trying to rebuild it with some actual values. Like, what's wrong with wanting to create tech that benefits people instead of just lining the pockets of shareholders? I mean, Google used to be like that, remember when they started out? Now they're all about "disruption" and making money off users' data. It's gross . The manifesto is a good start, but we need more folks on board to make real change happen. Can't wait to see what other initiatives come from this movement .