> It's the automation that's making it possible to be successful, not the engineers doing the automation.
That's like saying anyone who thinks hammers are a good idea is really saying a hammer makes a builder successful, not the builder. It's just a tool, and he's saying tools mean one person can do more. You don't need to straw man a philosophy on to it to then have something to argue against.
> employees do the automation, not the founders
Founders normally are employees. For the phase or type of company pg is talking about, they may be the only employees.
That's like saying anyone who thinks hammers are a good idea is really saying a hammer makes a builder successful, not the builder. It's just a tool, and he's saying tools mean one person can do more. You don't need to straw man a philosophy on to it to then have something to argue against.
> employees do the automation, not the founders
Founders normally are employees. For the phase or type of company pg is talking about, they may be the only employees.