Six twentysomethings in East London built a hacker house that rejects the punishing hustle culture Silicon Valley exports to the world — even as Big Tech works its American engineers to exhaustion and replaces them with cheaper H-1B imports. The contrast lays bare the lie: the Valley's
Big Tech Replaces Americans With H-1Bs While London Rejects Valley Burnout
London founders seek balance while Big Tech burns out Americans and pipelines in cheap H-1B labor.

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