Your comment is both unfairly dismissive and wrong. | Learning to code is not hard. At all. This assertion is empirically untrue in the market for programmer

Your comment is both unfairly dismissive and wrong. | Learning to code is not hard. At all. This assertion is empirically untrue in the market for programmers (if nothing else). Why are programmers paid as skilled laborers? How many not hard (at all), highly paid, and quite frankly cushy job exists? In the Bay, hiring is the biggest problem. | how many teenagers can design a nuclear submarine? Why is designing a nuclear submarine the point of comparison? Is this some sort of humble brag? | That is much harder to learn. No one claimed programming is the hardest job in the universe. It is perfectly possible for harder jobs to exist and for programming to be hard.