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yeah, but he's not an authority on everything written in C/C++. He's entitled to his own opinions, but this scope exceeds whatever experience he has doing sysi
by snickerbockers 4y ago
yeah, but he's not an authority on everything written in C/C++. He's entitled to his own opinions, but this scope exceeds whatever experience he has doing sysinternals or whatever it was (idk, i'm a unix guy not a windows guy). He definitely can be criticized and disagreed with.
Where does it end? If he says mint chocolate chip is the worst ice cream flavor, am I obliged to agree with him because he made sysinternals?
- Shorel 4y agoNeither thing. It means he has a very informed opinion. That doesn't mean we are forced to agree (I do not), but that we must answer with another informed opinion ourselves.
- woodruffw 4y agoIt should be extremely obvious that you should not jump off of a bridge because he (or anyone else) tells you to. He’s an expert in the subject at hand, and that fact is more relevant than the fact that he’s the Azure CTO. What more do you want? (And yes, of course you can disagree with him. That has never been doubted.)