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dsr at tao.merseine.nu writes:
> On Thu, Jan 30, 2003 at 09:28:59PM -0500, David Kramer wrote:
> > I know nothing about these positions
>
> >> 1- Linux/Unix Kernel Architect (file systems level and kernel level)
> >> 10+ years experience
>
> I can think of one person with 10+ years of Linux kernel experience...
> his name is Torvalds...
No, there are a number of 10+ year Linux programmers around. Alan
Cox, Ted T'so, and a few others. Linux 1.0 was released about 9 years
ago, so there WERE people (other than Linus) working on it back then.
Indeed, I'm close -- I've got 9 years of Linux kernel development
experience at this point (and I've been a Linux user for 10).
> Reminds me of the ad for a 5 year Java programmer at a time when the
> only qualifying people would be members of Gosling's design team.
-derek
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