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For anybody??

Let's say the social status and pay was the same as a shelf stacker. You are being employed to code for the website of boohooman, or something you have no particular interest in (as a context, I appreciate you are interested in coding itself).

I think I see this differently. Both would be unrewarding, both in pay and in tediousness. But at least stacking shelves doesn't occupy your mind (for now lol)
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H 1mo ago

There was a time when programming paid reasonably, but not exceptionally well and the median quality of code was far higher. Prestige and pay attracts the disinterested.

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tanel 1mo ago

masive demand and propaganda lead into a demand shock and an overall decrease in passion and quality of code

therefore leading to a shock in senior software engineers