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He did teach, if you read his words and don't take them personally - there were great explanations for why things were bad. Even still, as the man at the top, i
by kulahan 3y ago
He did teach, if you read his words and don't take them personally - there were great explanations for why things were bad. Even still, as the man at the top, it's not really his job to encourage and teach.
Nobody emails the CEO of their org with a terrible idea due to complete lack of context, and then gets support from everyone saying "I can't believe he didn't take the time out of his day to nicely explain why you were wrong here!"
- charcircuit 3y agoLinus is not the CEO of the Linux Foundation. His job is to review kernel patches. This email was not sent directly to Linus. Even if it isn't his job to encourage and teach it isn't his job to be unnecessarily rude in his reviews.
- kulahan 3y agoI know this - he's still a man whose time is in massive demand, and wasting it is a problem.