>>22245950

I can tell, Elon doesn't program. Working twice as hard as a computer programmer is a sign of a few things, if not all of them:

1. The expression problem: Needing many more lines of code to express the same functionality. More code = more time to write it, slower code, and introduces more bugs.

1. You do not have the true skillset to understand the architecture, maintain, or upgrade the codebase. Provided it is a good codebase without repeated logic or code.

Both are not a good signs. I would rather hire someone who works less, writes less code, and builds the same functionality. Easier to maintain, no need to refactor, and runs quicker.

>>22246002

Of course we have the skills. But will someone give them the time to grok it? Stop falling for the false narrative, Americans invented most of it, period. How did we become disqualified?