主题：【原创】美国：电脑程序员职业滨临灭绝 -- 山而王

In many areas only the US has the critical mass of skills

and expertise. It will take at least a generation for other

countries to catch up. And cutting-edge technical work usually

involves frequent trial-and-error rounds that are hostile to

outsourcing: you can improve communication, but you can't

beat time zones. So even if you are not a genius, you may be

safe working for geniuses. Conclusion: startup is beautiful.

As for run-of-the-mill programming jobs, I agree with the OP

that they will either go away or suffer pay cuts. Anyone

remember that back in 1995, a web developer could earn 6-figure?