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Re:John Carmack: My Steve Jobs Stories by gowld on Monday May 14, 2018 @03:42PM (#17068760)
So why did it work so well for Jobs? Perhaps because in the tech industry, you have a high frequency of the rare combination of incredible talent in a profitable industry combined with social/political non-talent, so people feel stuck where they are, or love their work so much they don't care if they are unfairly treated?

Look at open-source, for example. People with little money, often in poor countries, giving away software that generate $billions in profits for already wealthy people.

Re:John Carmack: My Steve Jobs Stories by rahoulb on Monday May 14, 2018 @04:06PM (#17068989)
Jobs said that what he learnt at Pixar was to hire and trust great people.

I think there is a big difference between people who try to act like Jobs and Jobs himself.

Re:John Carmack: My Steve Jobs Stories by pcwalton on Monday May 14, 2018 @11:04PM (#17071346)
> Jobs said that what he learnt at Pixar was to hire and trust great people.

Given what we now know about John Lasseter, Jobs' record on implementing this advice was decidedly mixed.

Re:John Carmack: My Steve Jobs Stories by mcphage on Tuesday May 15, 2018 @12:46AM (#17071709)
What do we know about John Lasseter now?
Re:John Carmack: My Steve Jobs Stories by pcwalton on Tuesday May 15, 2018 @01:30AM (#17071848)
Re:John Carmack: My Steve Jobs Stories by scarface74 on Monday May 14, 2018 @07:32PM (#17070365)
Most of the largest open source projects' contributors work for tech companies and are sponsored by the companies.