Re:A framework for grading your performance on programming i...
by pydry on Tuesday October 19, 2021 @06:05PM
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>These things are relative to one another. The way you present your case that we are all underpaid is very absolutist
I didn't really disagree that "underpaid/overpaid is relative", I just used a different default frame of reference to you. One that made you angry I guess?
> and lacks the nuance that someone can be underpaid in the grand scheme but overpaid at a smaller scale.
This point sounds horribly confused to me. Earlier you said we are all vastly overpaid. Now we are both underpaid and overpaid? Depending on the scale of... something?
>I don't really have the time to adequately address every one of those reasons, so all I have to say is that if economics were that straight forward and honest then we'd have a lot more millionaires and billionaires.
I really have no idea what you're getting at here. It doesn't make any sense to me.
I didn't really disagree that "underpaid/overpaid is relative", I just used a different default frame of reference to you. One that made you angry I guess?
> and lacks the nuance that someone can be underpaid in the grand scheme but overpaid at a smaller scale.
This point sounds horribly confused to me. Earlier you said we are all vastly overpaid. Now we are both underpaid and overpaid? Depending on the scale of... something?
>I don't really have the time to adequately address every one of those reasons, so all I have to say is that if economics were that straight forward and honest then we'd have a lot more millionaires and billionaires.
I really have no idea what you're getting at here. It doesn't make any sense to me.