Infinitesimus

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   by Infinitesimus 13y ago

   While I respect what the author is trying to do, it is a pretty huge leap to make such conclusions. This is the kind of thing you file a bug report for and get a response from a Google dev about the issue.... not start a potential browser f
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   by Infinitesimus 13y ago

   I think u/merrit was actually on your side :P. Saying that the line of thinking by the company is what causes problems
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   by Infinitesimus 13y ago

   "The primary task of a programmer is writing code, which involves sitting at a desk and thinking and typing" Lost me there. The primary task of a (good) programmer is to solve problems with code, that may involve 70% planning and
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   by Infinitesimus 13y ago

   No way. A CEO is held responsible for the decisions of EVERYONE under him/her by the board. A lousy programmer will cost the company a lot less than a lousy CEO. The CEO is essentially the face of the company when things happen (good o
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   by Infinitesimus 13y ago

   He isn't proposing that everyone can be rich. Have you read the book? He's proposing that 1. If you don't think it is possible for you, it will never be. 2. Getting rich (financially) requires a LOT of hard work On the subje