Comment on Interview: Linus Torvalds – I don't read code any moreparentComments−derleth13y> Most of his work on the kernel is sorting out arguments, and making sure things go to the right person.tl;dr for your tl;dr:Linus Torvalds is, in fact, a good manager.−est13ySo does this makes GIT an ERP system, for geeks with code?−ako13yMore like MS-project/MS-excel for geeks...−arethuza13yI would say no unless financial transactions became an integral part of git - which isn't exactly a pleasant thought.−sirclueless13yI like it: sign off on commits with SHAs of bitcoin transactions to the original developer. "Linus Torvalds gave SirClueless $10.00 for fixing issue #12073"−est13yThe bounty is calculated according to the diff's Levenshtein distance
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> Most of his work on the kernel is sorting out arguments, and making sure things go to the right person.
tl;dr for your tl;dr:
Linus Torvalds is, in fact, a good manager.
So does this makes GIT an ERP system, for geeks with code?
More like MS-project/MS-excel for geeks...
I would say no unless financial transactions became an integral part of git - which isn't exactly a pleasant thought.
I like it: sign off on commits with SHAs of bitcoin transactions to the original developer. "Linus Torvalds gave SirClueless $10.00 for fixing issue #12073"
The bounty is calculated according to the diff's Levenshtein distance