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by scombridae
1361 days ago
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If we assume every one-on-one transaction is a zero-sum game, and if we
assume the salesperson aims to gain, then the buyer necessarily loses. While not every transaction is zero-sum, nearly all those being shoved
in our faces daily are. The irony is most programmers are aware their software is a solution
looking for a problem, and rely on their own salespeople to win the game
they despise. It's not hypocrisy if we do it. |
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Your response, while applicable to the car salesman pushing the useless add-on feature or Best Buy associate shilling a warranty for the crappy laptop you just bought, is a galaxy away from the issue I've raised. Each of us is granted limited time on this earth, I'd urge you to consider only working on software that remedies a problem you truly care about.