I think he's hit the supply nail right on the head. Programmers which are more costly are more productive(as a general rule), so finding a few highly-productiv

I think he's hit the supply nail right on the head. Programmers which are more costly are more productive(as a general rule), so finding a few highly-productive professionals willing to make the right decisions, is better than hiring a gaggle of newborns who figure public static is the only way to initialize data.