I love software. But only because I understand it's limitations. I love developing software for engineering applications. Problem is that type of software is mostly developed by a handful of companies due heavy consolidation and difficulty in handling development of such software. So I have a hard time getting a job in this space. Eventually, because of some bad experiences, I am thinking about moving away from tech. But I love learning about CAD, FEA and how to develop such softwares. This situation just makes me sad.
this post was submitted on 09 Oct 2024
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Start designing miso jars in cad, print them with 3d glass printers then sell em to the miso guy
Currently, I am setting up a small horticulture business and keeping software dev as strictly hobby. But, I feel like I haven't been given a fair chance and that hurts.
Nice article but it just makes me wish I had the financial security to pursue something like this. I’ve got a good job, even.