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Would you be willing to expand on this? I have observed in my work that code is less and less about "technical innovation" and more about figuring out _which_ o
by ammanley 7y ago
Would you be willing to expand on this? I have observed in my work that code is less and less about "technical innovation" and more about figuring out _which_ of the myriad number of tools, libraries, and abstractions are best suited to solving a particular (usually business process) problem. Seems like you'd know a thing or two about this. (yes, this puts me in the not-vaunted-line-of-business category of programmers - welp ¯\_(ツ)_/¯)
- JGM_io 7y agoI wouldn't call myself an expert but tech facilitates business (value for society captured by an organisation) and I see many product or tech oriented founders losing sight the life blood of a company: money and time where time > money. So I don't think it is about a set of information/processes as it is a mindset to set aside the ego that wants beautiful code and be ruthlessly effective