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"there seems to be some sort of disdain for the inelegant style of cut and paste hacker programming ingrained in the startup community" Wait, what?
by lquist 13y ago
"there seems to be some sort of disdain for the inelegant style of cut and paste hacker programming ingrained in the startup community"
Wait, what?
- MAGZine 13y agoI think that the author means is that Harvard places a high value on "perfect code," when "just ship it," is closer to the mantra of the startup community. Goes hand-in-hand with "do things that don't scale," which is another bit that follows the same ideal of "get it out the door." I don't think that there is any reason to rush in University though. Take time, learn the fundamentals. There is plenty of time to corner cut later.