So in your view nothing is worth sharing unless its complete and you “deserve” full credit? So the concept of idea sharing is alien to you?
The idea of proof of concept is not to claim a stake on a concept. The idea is to show the feasibility of something using some assumptions. It allows you to reason about the work and decide if you should commit to further exploring the concept, or it allows you to identify the key hurdles. It also allows you to even just record a thought or idea because it might be useful to others.
You clearly never worked in a corporate environment.
I think idea sharing is worthless, because I have never ever heard a new idea from someone else in the last two decades. Everyone thinks they are so creative, but they are all morons except perhaps a few hundred people globally. Torvalds would not be part of the few hundred people, I’d consider to be of interest. Torvalds is like the idiot that invented PHP, but just slightly more competent. Writing a kernel is so easy that his first version was literally based on a text book. FYI, by the time academics get to the point to write a text book on a topic, it’s ancient history. The guy that wrote the book even considered Linux a waste of time back then and Linux, besides being more popular now, still has nothing to offer from an academic perspective (other than as a tool for lack of having anything better).
The only thing you are sharing, is that since you do not experience life like that, that we are not on the same level intellectually.
You should have said “Haha go back to your space ship” if you were gunning for accuracy, since I had just been explaining how humanity has just crawled out of a cave regarding technology.
Can you please not annoy me with your pointless attempts to demonstrate that you know something you believe I don’t? It’s like you are a six year old showing me a drawing of a stick figure, saying it’s me, and expect me to clap my hands.
This is a crazy take.
So in your view nothing is worth sharing unless its complete and you “deserve” full credit? So the concept of idea sharing is alien to you?
The idea of proof of concept is not to claim a stake on a concept. The idea is to show the feasibility of something using some assumptions. It allows you to reason about the work and decide if you should commit to further exploring the concept, or it allows you to identify the key hurdles. It also allows you to even just record a thought or idea because it might be useful to others.
You clearly never worked in a corporate environment.
I think idea sharing is worthless, because I have never ever heard a new idea from someone else in the last two decades. Everyone thinks they are so creative, but they are all morons except perhaps a few hundred people globally. Torvalds would not be part of the few hundred people, I’d consider to be of interest. Torvalds is like the idiot that invented PHP, but just slightly more competent. Writing a kernel is so easy that his first version was literally based on a text book. FYI, by the time academics get to the point to write a text book on a topic, it’s ancient history. The guy that wrote the book even considered Linux a waste of time back then and Linux, besides being more popular now, still has nothing to offer from an academic perspective (other than as a tool for lack of having anything better).
The only thing you are sharing, is that since you do not experience life like that, that we are not on the same level intellectually.
Haha go back to your cave.
You should have said “Haha go back to your space ship” if you were gunning for accuracy, since I had just been explaining how humanity has just crawled out of a cave regarding technology.
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Can you please not annoy me with your pointless attempts to demonstrate that you know something you believe I don’t? It’s like you are a six year old showing me a drawing of a stick figure, saying it’s me, and expect me to clap my hands.