Reflections on hiring programmers at x

In his latest interesting statement, Elon Musk has decided that X programmer does not have the high quality of the basic code, ignoring the qualified training in your education and painting a picture of this interesting position. If you deserve the opportunity of your nature to experiment in your digital field. the line of the post https://x.com/elonmusk/status/1879531470886465545

The power of absolute meritocracy

Is it possible to radically enhance democracy through this opportunity? Simply put, show the skill - the code itself is simple and revolutionary.

Breaking barriers

No need to worry about using pastries:

• Programmers who taught themselves and could not afford formal education
• People who changed their career path and learned programming late
• Talented programmers from areas where elite institutions are not available
• No need to worry about learning the right way.

Philosophical implications

This hiring philosophy raises deeper questions about knowledge and experience:

1 What is real experience? Is the journey or the destination that matters?
2 Can the pure output (in this case code) be separated from its context?

3 Does this approach really level the playing field or does it create new forms of inequality?

Workability

But there are more limitations to this type of addition, it is important that the code is of high quality more than just an aspect of software expertise, but is any of that better:

• Collaborative collaboration
• Communication methods
• The problem of learning
• Continuously completing your system.
• Ethical considerations in software development

Invitation to the Steemit community

Were you more interested in the present? If you want to have decentralized boards for your intuitive contribution while maintaining the power of commercial authorization, you should be aware of the following:

• Are you hosting your library with the help of your qualified plan?
• Do you think your code is of high quality and can be rich in development?
• Are you interested in current technology?