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related? (Score:1)

by modred (49)

You don't think that the feeling of "no one wants to talk about problem X" and "There aren't enough people to do the work." are related?
Or how about the barriers to entry to help out? Real or perceived I've noticed a definite feeling of "I would never deign to tell $perl_deity that $x is wrong. $perl_deity is so much smarter than me"
- Re:related? (Score:1)
  
  by chromatic (983)
  
  If by some chance you consider me a Perl deity (guru maybe, if you squint at Nat's Seven Stages chart and ignore a few steps), then please feel free to tell me I'm wrong. I write about Perl more than most programmers, so the volume of my opinions makes it likely that I'll be wrong often.
  - Re:related? (Score:1)
    
    by Alias (5735) on 2006.03.17 23:45 (#46635) Homepage Journal
    
    Indeed, you shouldn't hold back.
    
    I tell him he's wrong all the time, and the result has (mostly) been better code. :)
    
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