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How about "tall and fat" (square)? I'd consider myself fairly expert in C and C++, SQL, Windows programming, UNIX/Linux in general, Delphi and a few other technologies, in that quite a few people have paid me for writing important applications using them, teaching them and writing about them.



It seems pretty clear that the model is relative to "total surface area". What you call a "tall and fat" square may be "short and skinny" relative to someone else's bar, but now we're just talking about total level of skill, which isn't really relevant.


I am saying you can be highly skilled in multiple technologies. Do you disagree with that?


I'm saying that highly-skilled is a relative term.


Then, according to this dumb pop psych thing, you are autistic and not a good fit for the job market.




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