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He's probably very clever, but his definition of "great hacker" is vastly different than your definition. His definition is probably "someone who makes stuff w
by jtbigwoo 13y ago
He's probably very clever, but his definition of "great hacker" is vastly different than your definition.
His definition is probably "someone who makes stuff work." Yours is probably "an expert in his field."
- Selfcommit 13y agoI'm not sure I follow the distinction you're making. I can make things work, but I don't know if that makes them a good product.. I guess that's your point?
- taurath 13y agoIts a founder/CEO/Top brass job to figure out the product and whether its a good one. Its an engineers job to make the thing. If you think you can make the thing, then you can get a job as an engineer. If you think you can LEARN to make the thing, you can get a job as an engineer.