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I think it's important not to overgeneralize this argument though. The example works because it's very specific to a particular way of programming. Extend that
by run4yourlives 19y ago
I think it's important not to overgeneralize this argument though.
The example works because it's very specific to a particular way of programming. Extend that insulated idea to everyone, and you won't have much of a company.
- jamiequint 19y agoI think this was actually a part of someone's management thinking for a while. I think I remember Nicholas Taleb mentioning something about this in Fooled by Randomness (not the programming part, just about management thinking that advocated firing your best people and promoting the lazy ones)