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The programming talent myth

The programming talent myth

Posted May 7, 2015 2:23 UTC (Thu) by lordsutch (guest, #53)
In reply to: The programming talent myth by ncm
Parent article: The programming talent myth

"In the U.S., today, membership in the "middle class" starts, in the cheapest housing areas, at something around $120k/yr."

Nonsense. I'm a salaried professional and make half that and live, comfortably, in an area with moderately cheap (but by no means the cheapest) cost of living. And most of the professionals I know in my area make $50-80k.

Unless your definition of "middle class" involves owning a mansion and/or taking annual four-week vacations in Europe, flying first class and staying in luxury hotels, I think your perspective is a wee bit off.


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The programming talent myth

Posted May 10, 2015 8:30 UTC (Sun) by ncm (guest, #165) [Link] (2 responses)

Self deception is never a pretty sight.

The programming talent myth

Posted May 11, 2015 17:27 UTC (Mon) by zlynx (guest, #2285) [Link] (1 responses)

There is no self deception here. You're both using different definitions of "middle class."

Define your terms.

The programming talent myth

Posted May 12, 2015 17:36 UTC (Tue) by dashesy (guest, #74652) [Link]

It also depends heavily on the state.


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