> Or a token burned-out hacker at a business school where everyone needs a "coder" to be the next Steve Jobs? I think this is mistaken. First, the burned-out h

> Or a token burned-out hacker at a business school where everyone needs a "coder" to be the next Steve Jobs? I think this is mistaken. First, the burned-out hacker can always just say no. Second, he has the advantage, not the disadvantage.