102 karma · joined May 8, 2017
Investors do not make fortunes based off the opinions of junior programmers nor on their understanding of the nuances of codebases.
Demonstrating such a lack of awareness and understanding does explain why you are a junior programmer and not an investor.
My advice to you is the age old adage, put yourself in anothers shoes, go and buy some stocks, etfs, mutual funds what have you and experience the other side of business, let your eyes really be opened before casting judgement on processes you have little understanding of.
A junior lone-wolf junior programmer who knows everything and always has the "best" solution unilaterally decides to become the CTO of a company he is unfamiliar with and places so much stress on the existing personnel he is escorted out of the building.
Even his closing paragraph demonstrates he has learned very little from this ordeal he orchestrated himself and will most likely hop from job to job until he reaches the level of maturity and the amount of wisdom required to move beyond anything but a junior programming role.
So in REALITY elon musk had an even bigger advantage being white in africa than whites do in america.
You are now smarter and hopefully less racially bias
you are also missing a big important part of being a full stack developer in 2018 and that is adwords and seo. Not being familiar with these topics will put you at a massive disadvantage in comparison to your peers and for your business.
the foremost being the abusive mods on each sub reddit who let their power delude themselves into forming a god complex, the second being the voting system where it costs nothing to down or up vote leading to extremely bigoted subreddits where those in opposition to the hivemind are quickly banned and their opinion suppressed. lets not even get started on the karama junkies who will repost anything of significance repeatedly if it means getting another 100 or 200 karma, reddit is a cesspool of spam and ignorance fueled by a failed system.
1. population increase (immigration) 2. climate change