Tulsa Remote
It seems like every dozen threads or so in the last year have at least one thread with bizarrely cantankerous / dismissive replies, with a few lonely voices saying <i>when did you all get so unhappy?</i><p>Tulsa's initiative here is <i>really, really good</i>.  It doesn't matter if you want to live in Tulsa, specifically (fine! don't move!), and it doesn't matter if the incentive is high enough to make it Worth It to You Personally.<p>What matters is that somebody has figured out that the dynamics of the Amazon HQ2 bidding war (roundly critiqued elsewhere, but I'll leave that for another thread) <i>apply to individual remote workers as well</i> --- in other words, potentially to basically everyone reading HN.<p>Quit whining, and start celebrating. Get this in front of your own city. Show them that there's an opportunity. It has never been a better time to be in software.