← Back to context Comment by wbl 8 hours ago I don't think you get the compensation for devs capable of working on this stuff. 3 comments wbl Reply hedora 5 hours ago 1.4b; assume 5% returns. That’s $70M per year for devs.At $1M per year (equivalent to a good startup exit, but zero risk), that’s 70 engineers; probably senior to principal phd’s with 10 yr+ experience.If that’s not enough to maintain a web browser, then pay them to simplify the damn thing. redox99 8 hours ago Only people who live in SF are capable of programming a browser? chmod775 7 hours ago There's something in the water that makes you just better.
hedora 5 hours ago 1.4b; assume 5% returns. That’s $70M per year for devs.At $1M per year (equivalent to a good startup exit, but zero risk), that’s 70 engineers; probably senior to principal phd’s with 10 yr+ experience.If that’s not enough to maintain a web browser, then pay them to simplify the damn thing.
redox99 8 hours ago Only people who live in SF are capable of programming a browser? chmod775 7 hours ago There's something in the water that makes you just better.
1.4b; assume 5% returns. That’s $70M per year for devs.
At $1M per year (equivalent to a good startup exit, but zero risk), that’s 70 engineers; probably senior to principal phd’s with 10 yr+ experience.
If that’s not enough to maintain a web browser, then pay them to simplify the damn thing.
Only people who live in SF are capable of programming a browser?
There's something in the water that makes you just better.