Maybe the whole U.S. is becoming bimodal, geographically. I also think that the software "productivity" is in fact "multiplicative". That is, more software wri

Maybe the whole U.S. is becoming bimodal, geographically. I also think that the software "productivity" is in fact "multiplicative". That is, more software written means more complexity which takes more SW engineers to maintain. I actually think that there might be too much software. This is similar to lawyers, who can generate more work for other lawyers (supply generates its own demand). Weapons also have this property.