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if you assume that the majority of professional programmers are paid to work on software that is either of no value or actively harmful (cf https://mastodon.functional.computer/@samir/112644372377281999 ) does that imply that working on open source software tools that make it easier for programmers to do their job has a net-negative moral value?

samir, meow (@samir@functional.computer)

How many professional programmers are working on pointless and/or actively harmful products? Give me your best guess. (If you vote, please boost to diversify the results. It’s polite.) [ ] 0–25% [ ] 25–50% [ ] 50–75% [ ] 75–100%

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