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Great job security for us that understand programming fundamentals in the future when the vibe-coded monstrosities collapse under their own weight.

Pure slop spam

> That's not to say that jobs weren't lost, even en masse, but they were replaced

That's what the article was implying with:

> Yes, new jobs were created, but often not for those people who lost their jobs. Coal miners didn't just become programmers overnight.

The point is that middle-income (industrial) jobs were replaced with less, higher-income (service/knowledge/advanced industrial) jobs, with virtually zero overlap between the two in terms of workers. This is why certain regions across the West (US Rust belt, Northern England etc.) were devastated and have become so immiserated.

*Religious law is bad everywhere. Sadly Halakha is becoming the norm in once liberal Israel.

Yes. So sad an American supported liberal regime wasn't installed by the US in Yemen.

You're absolutely right. And it matters.

How was it built?