Steve Jobs claimed the best coders are 100x better than avg. Still true today?
Steve Jobs said in his 1995 'Lost' interviews that in general, "the range between average and the best is at most 2-1. In software, the difference between average and the best is 50-1 maybe 100-1."
Does this ratio still hold true today given the proliferation of equalizing tools such as jQuery (or even Javascript for that matter), Rails, Mongo, Chrome, Sublime, Codecademy, Stack Overflow, Coursera, [EC2, Heroku], etc.
Does this ratio still hold true today given the proliferation of equalizing tools such as jQuery (or even Javascript for that matter), Rails, Mongo, Chrome, Sublime, Codecademy, Stack Overflow, Coursera, [EC2, Heroku], etc.