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I am 55. I expected to be replaced by less expensive remote developers decades ago. I'm still not 100% certain why it hasn't happened. I feel incredibly lucky
by jfengel 2y ago
I am 55. I expected to be replaced by less expensive remote developers decades ago. I'm still not 100% certain why it hasn't happened.
I feel incredibly lucky that I get paid quite well to do something that is reasonably fun. Which gets me through the days that really suck, like meetings.
I would love to find a way to retire and keep programming for something more useful. Do any charities need programming work? I ponder teaching sometimes, but I am not great with kids.