I'm nearing 60 (decimal) and have spent a programming career in what we used to call supercomputing. I will spare you "old guy" stories, but I will share one i

I'm nearing 60 (decimal) and have spent a programming career in what we used to call supercomputing. I will spare you "old guy" stories, but I will share one insight: I've worked for companies who made money selling hardware, companies who made money selling advertising, and companies who made money selling software. It's always been the most fun working as a software guy at a company selling hardware to solve hard problems in the real world. If you're bored as a software person in a software or advertising company, consider being a software person elsewhere.