Interesting to see the scornful mocking of Tinder here, when just a few years on it's produced so much value for so many people. (Sure, no-one needs it - but no-one needs the selection of fresh groceries in the supermarket either. Sex is every bit as human and fundamental a need as food).

The truly naive thing, the glib and facile thing, might be thinking that writing or coal mining should be worth more than coding, based on nothing more than this impression that coding is "kids playing around with tools given to us by adults".