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> You really DO NOT WANT to step on his toes again (and everyone else reading it, too), so in the end Linus' wins. And yet it keeps happening, frequent enough
by jasonlotito 11y ago
> You really DO NOT WANT to step on his toes again (and everyone else reading it, too), so in the end Linus' wins.
And yet it keeps happening, frequent enough that it's something everyone knows about. If anything, he's not optimizing his own responses based on actual performance. He's doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. And he's not even being efficient with it.
And, well, pretty sure he ruins his own performance by getting all enraged like that.
- lagadu 11y ago> He's doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. And he's not even being efficient with it. It seems his results are just fine, why would he expect different results? I say this supported by the slightly arguable premise that the Linux kernel is a good example of a big success in software development.