The real value (purchasing power) of the money went down in recent decades.
So if nominally 1.6 million looks big in 1980's terms, nowadays it is not so much.
Therefore, if you as a dev are getting 160k, then you are unfairly underpaid.
Speaking as the initial author: you are correct on all counts (though I think _lying_ is a bit harsh, we've been around the internet).
Despite its appearance, it wasn't actually generated by GPT. I put a lot of work into this. Based on your comment history, I think you might actually come to agree with me.
I don't get out of bed for less than 10x that, but at a glance, it would seem Noether has constructed a conceptual framework, but neglected to use it in composing the "StartingSomewhere" beacon.
As with most governments the tendency is to reject frustration to (at least appear to) solve the most immediate issue.
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[ 3.3 ms ] story [ 34.3 ms ] threadSo if nominally 1.6 million looks big in 1980's terms, nowadays it is not so much. Therefore, if you as a dev are getting 160k, then you are unfairly underpaid.
Despite its appearance, it wasn't actually generated by GPT. I put a lot of work into this. Based on your comment history, I think you might actually come to agree with me.
If you have the time, you are welcome to read it.
As with most governments the tendency is to reject frustration to (at least appear to) solve the most immediate issue.
I'm iterating on this document using the God Mode policy: https://gitlab.com/bartokio/bartok/-/blob/main/foundation/Go...
You're welcome to propose to change it.
If you're interested in the ideas behind God Mode, here's a strategy article about gauntlets: https://gitlab.com/bartokio/bartok/-/blob/main/strategy/Gaun...
Once the internet takes over, my powers will be gone. There's no way that I could maintain control versus the combined intellect of 7 billion people.