I've already made it clear, i don't just write code like other programmers. If you are envious of that it's fine, no need to take others down.
I feel sad that you don't have any such stories. If you make less assumptions about others, it will probably help your career.
Even your Karma is low for a user who has spent 6 months here. Probably that explains who got low content noise
Your history reveals what you post are mostly assumptions which are often false and are heavily downvoted.
All you do is post inflammatory lies and boasts to get a reaction. I’m surprised you’ve not been banned.
What does my bitcoins have to do with anything? And no i am not going to tell wether i sold them or not because that's not good for my security.
Yes, people can't have girlfriend outside of marriage?
Wife or girlfriend is one and the same thing for me. English is not native language, i use those two words interchangeably.
And my girlfriend can't be nurse?
Check your logical reasoning first, each of the things you posted is possible.
What you post is downvoted more heavily than what i post. Hence my Karma per day is higher than yours. I am also surprized you've not been banned.
I've seen your contribution and i am done with you. Demonstrate your importance somewhere else.
Since we pay well, don't see any problem.
I have a problem with the culture in which we will hear about some open-source coder and then idolise them to the point that they aren’t held to an equal standard, for example in the hiring process.
It certainly flies in the face of the ideals of a meritocracy [spare me the “meritocracy is a myth!” trope] when we hire for a technical role on the basis of being a personality in the industry. I knew this happened to some degree as I think I’ve taken advantage of it myself, but I didn’t know it’s so prevalent that people can start “ghost-coding” businesses off the back of it.
To be absolutely clear: I am not implying this applies specifically to Dan Abramov.