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Another thought that comes to mind is that if you're not going to work on anything that "puts people out of jobs," it would seem hypocritical to use any tools t
by mathgeek 10y ago
Another thought that comes to mind is that if you're not going to work on anything that "puts people out of jobs," it would seem hypocritical to use any tools that make your job easier. After all, if you're able to increase your own productivity, then we don't need as many developers.
It's one of those thoughts that feels good, but really isn't practical.
- dllthomas 10y agoMaybe. Improving efficiency can sometimes increase consumption of a resource.
- JoshTriplett 10y agoExactly. Along the same lines, don't do anything to improve your interview process and find more productive people, because otherwise you could employ more less productive people, if you value "number of jobs" above all else.