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  • Noah Roberts
    #16
    Re: Analysis Paralysis


    loufoque wrote:
    Noah Roberts wrote :
    >
    Sure you do. You know how to write theoretically perfect code to solve
    purely hypothetical problems.
    >
    Which is way more interesting anyway than writing cheap apps for some
    random company.
    Well, I don't spend a lot of time working for some random company. I
    usually work for one, the one that pays me. I think they might object
    if I worked for random companies and they certainly wouldn't pay me for
    the time spent with the other companies.

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      • Diego Martins
        #17
        Re: Analysis Paralysis


        Noah Roberts wrote:
        loufoque wrote:
        Noah Roberts wrote :
        Sure you do. You know how to write theoretically perfect code to solve
        purely hypothetical problems.
        Which is way more interesting anyway than writing cheap apps for some
        random company.
        >
        Well, I don't spend a lot of time working for some random company. I
        usually work for one, the one that pays me. I think they might object
        if I worked for random companies and they certainly wouldn't pay me for
        the time spent with the other companies.
        You are still writing cheap apps to your ONE company :-)

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          • Noah Roberts
            #18
            Re: Analysis Paralysis


            Diego Martins wrote:
            Noah Roberts wrote:
            loufoque wrote:
            Noah Roberts wrote :
            >
            Sure you do. You know how to write theoretically perfect code to solve
            purely hypothetical problems.
            >
            Which is way more interesting anyway than writing cheap apps for some
            random company.
            Well, I don't spend a lot of time working for some random company. I
            usually work for one, the one that pays me. I think they might object
            if I worked for random companies and they certainly wouldn't pay me for
            the time spent with the other companies.
            >
            You are still writing cheap apps to your ONE company :-)
            Hehehe, actually we charge quite a sum for our products.

            I better not say any more :P

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