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> It is naive to claim you can tell which part of Linus is and which isn't contributing to the success. Wasn't the other person doing exactly the same, just on
by fao_ 5y ago
> It is naive to claim you can tell which part of Linus is and which isn't contributing to the success.
Wasn't the other person doing exactly the same, just on the "pro-asshole" side of the argument?
- yebyen 5y agoIt is probably easier and more defensible to look at a thing that is, and say "why is it this way" than to see something that isn't and ask, "why isn't it the way I want it to be?" These are logically not the same structure of argument. I'm not making any character judgements about people involved in this discussion, or on the LKML either for that matter.