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Aren't most of the examples you list kind of orthogonal to the issue at hand? They seem more related to living in a world where software exists than to actually
by notacoward 6y ago
Aren't most of the examples you list kind of orthogonal to the issue at hand? They seem more related to living in a world where software exists than to actually being the one who builds it.
- hn_throwaway_99 6y agoI think you may have missed the point that someone had to build all that stuff, and the universe of software in the business world (where people are employed to write software) is large.
- notacoward 6y agoDid I miss the point, or did you? Someone has to clean out the sewers too. Somebody does, and maybe they make good money to make up for the unpleasantness - I certainly hope so - but that doesn't make it a fun job. If software development has become sewer cleaning, isn't that something worth talking about?