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I don't understand what this has to do with refuting the original claim: > Ultimately I think Linus's contributions to Software are pantheon, but he should not
by YCode 10y ago
I don't understand what this has to do with refuting the original claim:
> Ultimately I think Linus's contributions to Software are pantheon, but he should not be looked to for imitation or lessons. His lessons for success are detrimental to the vast majority of software engineers.
You're not supplying any examples others can learn from or benefit from imitating, you're just asserting they must exist.
- Noseshine 10y agoUhm... this is again backwards. I'm not making any claims - I'm responding to others who do. And I did (still) provide evidence: The Linux kernel project itself. Instead of individual anecdotes or some carefully selected email or sentences taken out of context I point to the whole project as the final outcome measurement. See what I wrote?