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Software engineers are facing an 'identity crisis bordering on depression,' Menlo Ventures partner says
(www.businessinsider.com)
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I almost clicked the link until I saw the domain name.
Educate me?
They do a lot of "people in the industry are saying x" stories, like this one. The source then will often be a tweet or linked in post with a dozen likes or something, so not the height of journalism.
Business Insider articles are generally trash content. They choose provocative headlines and hot-button issues to boost engagement, but once you’re on the site, there’s not actually that much to engage with.
Truth. Same with benzinga and Yahoo finance. Most are actually adverse for gold in disguise.
Ahh so much of that nowadays. Probably AI written too, ironically.