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I get paid more than Charles Dickens per word to write code

3 jimhi 1 8/6/2025, 1:10:14 PM mrsteinberg.com ↗

Comments (1)

bell-cot · 1h ago

Dickens was (in effect) paid up front to write prose.

Vs. -

> By the time of acquisition...

- which is more like "I was paid $$$$$ per digit to fill in the turned-out-to-be-winning numbers on my Lotto ticket betting slip".