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So..is the implication that writing software is not worth anything? I think some pretty successful entrepreneurs would disagree. There is nothing innate about
by bkbleikamp 18y ago
So..is the implication that writing software is not worth anything? I think some pretty successful entrepreneurs would disagree.
There is nothing innate about building something in college that makes it less valuable than building it in an office you sit in 40 hours a week.
- ryanwaggoner 18y agoYou're really missing the point here.
- ars 18y agoHis first sentence maybe, but his second asks why school experience doesn't count for the formula.
- bkbleikamp 18y agoNo, I wasn't missing the point. I was asking why writing software in college doesn't count.
- middus 18y agoI guess because everyone does it anyway so it does not make a difference.
- unalone 18y agoDefine not making a difference. Certain college-started companies have become enormous.
- bkbleikamp 18y agoExactly - I do not think the coding Mark Zuckerburg or Larry Page/Sergey Brin did while they were students was trivial + it lead to two "game changing" companies, so to speak.