sometimes I'm just brushing my teeth and I remember that Ottomotto missed all its benchmarks and I spray toothpaste all over the mirror https://www.nytimes.com/2018/03/23/technology/uber-self-driving-cars-arizona.html …pic.twitter.com/wrEq5V7aKi
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in my experience, people in tech frequently have stunning hubris or rampant imposter syndrome, seemingly uncorrelated with actual competence
take a break, walk around, hand squeeze yourself a juice bag
"A common mistake that people make when trying to design something completely foolproof is to underestimate the ingenuity of complete fools." --Douglas Adams
I had an old boss who used to say "build something idiot proof, and someone more idiotic will inevitably come through."
After leaving tech it is much easier to accept when my foster dogs piddle on the floor.
I have bad news for you
Individuals, startups, or established companies? I can point you at the first and the last, but not the middle.
Yeah that seems about right
Maybe we should write about competence and just see how often tech comes up? There is not enough emphasis given to people who are just doing a great job and who know their shit. Too much attention given to Kardashians, hype and buzzwords.
But @sarahjeong -- is this really true? Do you really want to covering a nimble company that is bootstrapping, solving a real and measurable problem, getting paid to do so, and -- GASP -- turning a PROFIT, all on less than $1MM raised in external funding? (HT to @danmunro for RT)
because lord knows, even among the best journos (and it takes one to know one...), banging the "fundamentals" drum tends to get less play than skating along the surface of a trend, ultimately selling a boatload of smoke and mirrors. If you want the other story, I have one for you
When "First to Market" is the only thing then too much competence is a bug.
i can only imagine! thanks for being there. the #mirrortocracy makes tech industry exhausting, limited and not competent. too much of a glad-handing echo chamber.
reading anything and everything about tech makes me want to drop out of CS and go to art school
"All I want is to see someone be competent for ONCE" pretty much sums up my life.
i would even accept having any awareness about the world before speaking, to say nothing of thinking before making a thing.
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