The philosophy page this article cites is hilariously contradictory: it bemoans hackers working for other people rather than bringing their own ideas to life, a

The philosophy page this article cites is hilariously contradictory: it bemoans hackers working for other people rather than bringing their own ideas to life, and then encourages them to work for other people through the OP's service--the same arrangement, except that he profits. Not to mention the allusion that the people doing the hiring and the people being hired are the same sort of people, while characterizing the latter as constantly on the verge of running out of money, and the former as able to afford having their own personal projects implemented by others.