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Yeah that is true, as a tech worker you have a good financial path ahead of you. But we have to remember that you can't build or maintain a society on software - people doing social work and working for non-profits need to be able to make ends meet just as we do. Not everyone can or even should be a dev, we need a large sum of people working on social programs and such to have a healthy society.

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This is HN, assuming you can code, you have the ability to alleviate social problems through coding either through your own startup or side projects. Don't let that fire die inside of you that wants to give back and help push humanity forward, life is too short to be miserable working for someone else (as a programmer that's in demand).

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Yeah that is true, as a tech worker you have a good financial path ahead of you. But we have to remember that you can't build or maintain a society on software - people doing social work and working for non-profits need to be able to make ends meet just as we do. Not everyone can or even should be a dev, we need a large sum of people working on social programs and such to have a healthy society.

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This is HN, assuming you can code, you have the ability to alleviate social problems through coding either through your own startup or side projects. Don't let that fire die inside of you that wants to give back and help push humanity forward, life is too short to be miserable working for someone else (as a programmer that's in demand).

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Yeah that is true, as a tech worker you have a good financial path ahead of you. But we have to remember that you can't build or maintain a society on software - people doing social work and working for non-profits need to be able to make ends meet just as we do. Not everyone can or even should be a dev, we need a large sum of people working on social programs and such to have a healthy society.

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This is HN, assuming you can code, you have the ability to alleviate social problems through coding either through your own startup or side projects. Don't let that fire die inside of you that wants to give back and help push humanity forward, life is too short to be miserable working for someone else (as a programmer that's in demand).

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