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> But doesn't the huge project like CPU development require a lot of good workers rather than one genius? It requires a lot of good workers and one genius. So
by chooseaname 6y ago
> But doesn't the huge project like CPU development require a lot of good workers rather than one genius?
It requires a lot of good workers and one genius.
Some people are just masters at seeing the big picture.
- at-fates-hands 6y agoI wasn't under the impression that's why he was at Intel to begin with. I thought he was there in more of a leadership position to try and get the engineering team on more solid footing. In that regard, it would make more sense that he left due to going against the current and finally throwing in the towel after finding more resistance to what he wanted to do?