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If he thought it was close to roll-out and worth billions, he's more a lucky manager than an actual engineer. Which makes his criminality far more understandab
by rongenre 7y ago
If he thought it was close to roll-out and worth billions, he's more a lucky manager than an actual engineer. Which makes his criminality far more understandable.
- true_tuna 7y agoI have no love for the guy, but by all accounts he invented a lot of the core tech he stole.
- SonOfKyuss 7y agoMuch of the vision may have been his, but what he is accused of stealing is the work of 100s (1000s?) of engineers who worked to make those ideas a reality.
- mrep 7y agoI just checked my 100 person orgs code base and we have 5000 files so him stealing 14000 files was almost certainly written by hundreds of engineers.