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I don't think the article is saying the don't exist. It's saying that they only exist within a specific context. They're 10x in one domain. But it's also sayin
by xupybd 4y ago
I don't think the article is saying the don't exist. It's saying that they only exist within a specific context. They're 10x in one domain.
But it's also saying that what they're calling 10x could be a developer with a skill set that might not be possible for another developer to compete with, even if given infinite time.
- prepend 4y agoThat’s a good point, but domains can be broadly applicable. For example, I worked with two programmers who knew data structures and I/o to a great level. After they left my employer tried to replace them with teams and teams and couldn’t. There are lots of companies that need data structures and I/o.