It's always interesting to hear another person talk about this. I've seen an article or two talking about how under served the working class is in regards to software.
Makes me wonder how much of it is economic, and how much of it is social.
Makes me wonder how much of it is economic, and how much of it is social.
Especially when the people in software aren't developing products for you because they have never met you, i.e. don't believe you exist. There are good things and bad things about the homogeneity of SV culture, and outside perspectives, especially from the working class, don't often make it past a seed round.