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I don't think anyone does (and here's why). It takes quite a bit to be proficient as a hacker. You threw out the word "Intern". Even an intern has quite a histo
by gamechangr 14y ago
I don't think anyone does (and here's why). It takes quite a bit to be proficient as a hacker. You threw out the word "Intern". Even an intern has quite a history when you think it through. Many started tinkering in junior high or high school. Many have completed a BS In CS and then they are still only marginally ready to add value.
- philya 14y agoDoes this apply to all professions? I.e. can a hacker potentially create value in pattern design or gardening or marketing, if put into the right environment?