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In 2002, when I was looking at colleges and deciding what to do with my life, I received advice that I shouldn't go into programming, because outsourcing was go
by jkingsbery 6y ago
In 2002, when I was looking at colleges and deciding what to do with my life, I received advice that I shouldn't go into programming, because outsourcing was going to make all the programming jobs go away. Fortunately for me, I ignored this advice.
As others have noted, this all is not new (even if it might be different level).
> You guys didn't care when it was happened to blue collar workers
It's a strawman argument to conclude that because someone thinks that a thing is good on the whole (outsourcing), that there can't be bad consequences to it (people losing their jobs). For whatever it's worth, there seems to be a pretty strong pro-tech-union group on HN (which, I happen to disagree with, but that's a whole different story).
Hopefully that's enough evidence that someone took the time to process what you wrote, and you use the feedback to write better.