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I think the hostility is because it's a very cocky thing to say coming from a tiny startup. It's like a small, indie band saying "we only let people join who h
by jeff18 17y ago
I think the hostility is because it's a very cocky thing to say coming from a tiny startup. It's like a small, indie band saying "we only let people join who have released famous songs".
- apgwoz 17y agoRead or watch the talk he gave that he links to. He talks about how his big "break" came about from writing a yaml parser for Php that had "70" downloads. Hardly "famous." I think his point is that releasing code allows you to show that you take initiative, and can show at least some insight into how you solve problems. Edit: I just reread. He sort of contradicts what he said in the keynote he links to.