| ▲ | stackskipton 2 days ago | |
Jane Street is always a bad example since they are working on niche problems that few people experience. Sure, Tall Poppy happens because A) It's human nature and B) Companies don't want unusual poppy size, they want same size so when it's time to harvest some of them, they can just quickly cut. | ||
| ▲ | aleph_minus_one 2 days ago | parent [-] | |
> Jane Street is always a bad example since they are working on niche problems that few people experience. Surprisingly (?), in my experience in a lot of industries people (or more specifically: programmers who develop internal software for this industry) work on problems that are incredibly niche outside this industry, and thus incredibly few people ever experience. | ||