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I mean, of course. That's part of the job: you can't search for multiplier effects without knowing what they are.
by eropple 4y ago
I mean, of course. That's part of the job: you can't search for multiplier effects without knowing what they are.
- throwawaylinux 4y agoOkay, just making sure. I've had experiences where people making technical decisions hadn't written a serious line of code for 10 years. Maybe they used to be good, but they wound up resting on their laurels. They frequently do make great decisions. Some can just muddle though things if they listen to the real technical people, the ones who are incapable of even that are a disaster.