I agree, I haven't read the article yet, but I will say, brainstorming in my experience is actually a form of entertainment.
There is nothing more rewarding to me having worked in IT than being able to collaborate with others.
This is not about getting a project done, or building.
This is more about looking back on the course of my career and realizing the only important things are the fellowships gained throughout, otherwise, its all just IT shit, at the end of the day, anyway.
Just like the dark ages, particularly in medicine, practitioners followed text from hundreds of years prior, without any perceptions without. Only memorizing and being SME on past thought was relevant.
Just dont use it. I never have, and guess what? I still keep in touch with friends in family, because, those are the people who categorically won't disappear from your existence.
The relevance of the link was 'world's largest' in relation to Apple specifically and hedge funds generally.
Why is this relevant? Visibility, the same reason why the nyt article was.
When you have a fund the size that has been mentioned, you are much more than just a technology company, this needs to be recognized and understood, that Apple is the leader in also opaque financial markets.
There is nothing more rewarding to me having worked in IT than being able to collaborate with others.
This is not about getting a project done, or building.
This is more about looking back on the course of my career and realizing the only important things are the fellowships gained throughout, otherwise, its all just IT shit, at the end of the day, anyway.