History of the Computer Industry (Hardware & Software)
1/22
I think it is good to share info among colleagues, but when money is involved prudence is required.
Often early machines are just a proof of concept, but that sort of risk taking can pay off.
It often takes a nerd and a business man to get things done and cover each others weaknesses.
1/27
I think stealing ideas that are not being used is not that bad.
It is important to shake up the internal proceses of a company when they stagnate like IBM.
Hypocrisy and ego are hurdles for the future development of newer technologies.
1/29
A drive to succeed is important to foster, but it can become its own barrier.
It can seem easy to screw over the little guy or company, but it is better to be fair.
Modern practices often demand ruthlessness, but I don't want to be so callous.
BONUS: Conflicts of interest are shady in many different ways.
2/3
Often timing is the only difference between fame and failure.
Ego is a major driver for many who work for "free."
I believe in fairness and open source, but I think the "free code" movement is for hippies.
2/5
There is a lot to be said for working as a two man team, but one guy will always be in the shadow.
Coding as a group and working with others is vital to finding small bugs - many eyes idea.
I think it is unfortunate that so many companies with potential are sold for a quick buck.
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