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Actually what you've just described is an expensive programmer, albeit not overly expensive. Great programmers tend to value other things such as working with
by astrec 17y ago
Actually what you've just described is an expensive programmer, albeit not overly expensive.
Great programmers tend to value other things such as working with other great programmers and a stimulating problem domain. The money tends to be an adjunct.
- californiaguy2 17y agoAnyone who claims that money is an adjunct and doesn't work in academia or charity is bullshitting not only who they're talking to, but themselves as well.
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