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Really not my argument here. What I'm suggesting is that one clear idiot has leveraged the value of knowing what something costs to a non-trivial level of succ
by RobSpectre 14y ago
Really not my argument here. What I'm suggesting is that one clear idiot has leveraged the value of knowing what something costs to a non-trivial level of success. In our line of work, the most important commodity is developer time. Having a fundamental grasp of such is a unique competitive edge.
- illuminate 14y ago"What I'm suggesting is that one clear idiot has leveraged the value of knowing what something costs to a non-trivial level of success" But he hasn't. He's taken an inherited fortune (and the career he was given by virtue of who his family were) and squandered it. There's a reason why he's selling his personal brand and not primarily performing business transactions for a living.