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Either way, it gives more jobs and $$$ to software developers in general. I'm fine with both :) Just imagine how many more jobs will be created if every large
by markus_zhang 3y ago
Either way, it gives more jobs and $$$ to software developers in general. I'm fine with both :)
Just imagine how many more jobs will be created if every large company decides to roll their own stuffs. A lot are actually doing this, but not enough.
- bongodongobob 3y agoThat just sounds like the broken window fallacy then. "It's good we have broken windows so the window makers have jobs".
- markus_zhang 3y agoSince that already happened, let's drink from the half-full bottle.
- pkulak 3y agoIt absolutely is. But we're all window makers, so our perspective is slightly different from general econ. ;)
- sargun 3y agoTo be fair, you also need software engineers to break the windows. It is in our best interest to break the windows.
- treyd 3y agoThat is a tremendous amount of duplicated effort and it would be nice to be able to go and do something else with our skills and lives.
- rmbyrro 3y agoYou should have more discretion with those ideas or disclose irony clearly, which I hope is the case here.