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Cheap and plentiful dev talent. Grab any random guy (and at these shops it's always guys) off the street and bang you've got a python dev. There's always goin
by lordCarbonFiber 9y ago
Cheap and plentiful dev talent. Grab any random guy (and at these shops it's always guys) off the street and bang you've got a python dev.
There's always going to be an agility multiplier so long as VC is flowing and getting an mvp and a high head count is worth more than any kind of sustainable product.
- macspoofing 9y ago>Grab any random guy (and at these shops it's always guys) off the street and bang you've got a python dev. I expect any programmer to be able to transfer their skillet to a new programming language - especially when we're talking about mainstream languages with a GC. >There's always going to be an agility multiplier so long as VC is flowing and getting an mvp and a high head count is worth more than any kind of sustainable product. What kind of agility multiplier? Maybe it makes a difference during a hackathon where you have 24 hours to put something together or maybe if you're putting together shell scripts ... but taking something to MVP takes weeks or months - mainstream dynamic languages simply don't have any edge in development speed in those instances.