Doing Everyone Else's Job

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It worked for Intel back when they made their first 32-bit CPU and had their people add support for that CPU in Microsoft’s compiler — I’ve met someone from that Intel team. Some places do too much good” or because it’s easier to spend money than to hire people. I guess you could get the same value out of having the right trusted people who've done the job but, empirically, people seem more likely to get who they trust wrong than right.

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