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Ask yourself: of the people involved in this whole brouhaha, whose code have you read? Of most of them. It seems you are unaware who these people are and wh
by Confusion 14y ago
Ask yourself: of the people involved in this whole
brouhaha, whose code have you read?
Of most of them. It seems you are unaware who these people are and what projects they have contributed to. You're making a good point, but these are the wrong people to use as an example for that point.
- jballanc 14y agoThe point is not that no one has read the "celebrities" code. The point is that if you looked at the ratio of "people who have heard of <person>" to "people who have read the code produced by <person>" for the people involved, I suspect there would be one outlier. (as a simple post-script...I am very aware of these people and their projects, and made this comment in that context...)