> The new reality us programmers need to face is that code itself has an exact value of $0.
This is not new at all. Code has always been a liability. It having $0 value would be a great improvement IMHO.
The value was always in the product regardless of the amount of code in it and regardless of its quality. Customers don’t buy code. (Except of course when the code is the product, which is very unusual nowadays.)
This is not new at all. Code has always been a liability. It having $0 value would be a great improvement IMHO.
The value was always in the product regardless of the amount of code in it and regardless of its quality. Customers don’t buy code. (Except of course when the code is the product, which is very unusual nowadays.)