This describes the LessWrong team, and some other startups I’ve known of. The sense I’ve gotten is that most people either don’t see the appeal or aren’t willing to make that large a commitment? (Living with your teammates is a pretty big commitment, especially if you have other parts of your life, like a partner or kids.) Or, well, I think for the most part, people are working within the standard view of what an organization looks like and just don’t think of this option.
This describes the LessWrong team, and some other startups I’ve known of. The sense I’ve gotten is that most people either don’t see the appeal or aren’t willing to make that large a commitment? (Living with your teammates is a pretty big commitment, especially if you have other parts of your life, like a partner or kids.) Or, well, I think for the most part, people are working within the standard view of what an organization looks like and just don’t think of this option.