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Bad news for coders: The US is past peak software developer
(www.businessinsider.com)
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We're in a "fuck around" cycle where they pretend that the problem was we didn't have "copilot", and not that all of our development managers are wildly unqualified.
The "find out" part comes next.
Which is fucking impossible to fathom, because my fucking grocery store's app can't even implement search reliably, today.
I'm not sure how they're going to manage to make things worse.
Actually, I'll make a guess. My guess is we will go under the critical skill level needed for building safe hospital equipment, and we will get a rash of that stuff killing people due to lack of programmer skills.
I hope the asshole CEOs are the ones that die, but there's not enough karma in the world for that.
No, its the asshole CEOs very specifically who will survive the climate catastrophe and any other societal systemic failures. They've insulated themselves from consequences by hoarding material wealth, and when they can't do that, fiat wealth to represent material wealth. In 2008, we even bailed them out "oh that last thing you tried didn't work? Here. Here's a bunch of money we took from society as a whole. Enjoy your golden parachutes. You'll need them later"
As a populace we need to start showing up in the streets and obstructing these fuckers wealth streams however we can
Or just literally eating them.
That falls under the subheading "however we can"
Touché!
Also that wasn't me trying to be a dick. I realized I might have come across as a dick there. I just meant to be supporting your idea
Nah you're good!
Cool. Back into COVID-19 hibernation for me
Oof. Get well soon.