A blistering 750-point essay argues the West’s decline in manufacturing now extends to software, sparking 452 commenters to debate whether coding skill has truly eroded or simply migrated offshore. This intense discussion outperforms #2 in comment volume by a 84-vote margin, underscoring the raw nerve it struck. The piece’s central claim—that Western software craftsmanship has slipped—is backed by a 22% drop in US-based open-source contributions since 2020, per recent GitHub data. While #4's Asahi Linux progress showcases hardware triumphs, this thread questions whether the pipeline of developers to maintain them is drying up. The debate stays grounded in statistics, with commenters citing a 34% rise in global DevOps roles concentrated in non-Western markets.
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