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> Ryan Carson from Treehouse. He said that our universities are graduating 400,000 programmers a year but we need over a million. He sells programming educatio
by jjoonathan 9y ago
> Ryan Carson from Treehouse. He said that our universities are graduating 400,000 programmers a year but we need over a million.
He sells programming education. That's a self-serving claim if ever there was one.
> Sorry @sama but I just don't see a need for basic income, the jobs will be there but they just haven't been invented yet.
There will come a day when faith won't be enough to sell people on this idea. I tremble to think of how bad things will have to get before then, and how many ugly, poorly thought out, desperate "solutions" we will go through before finding something workable.
- seanp2k2 9y agoThe uncertainty of the future causes me quite a bit of moral dilemma around if it's "right" to create new humans who will exist in that uncertain future. It's been thought over forever, but still: do you "save them" and never have children, or does the future need them despite how they might suffer (and continue the cycle of suffering, potentially for many generations)?