arrogant

"One can be a good programmer and arrogant.

It's just so arrogant and short sighted and comes at it from such a limited perspective.

Some view this in the negative, or as arrogant elitism.

I didn't laugh but I found that incredibly arrogant and pathetic.

What we have can be described as a big "fuck you" from some dean or whatever arrogant professor feels entitled to speak up.

The more the rejection, the more the developers will tend to flee away from arrogant Marketplaces like that of Apple's.

"Several of my teachers [said] Id gotten far too arrogant...this caused me to once again return to my previous mode of thinking.

I'd be doubly reluctant to call them arrogant whilst panning their design based on nothing but instinct and supposition.

We do mean well, and for the most part when people say we're arrogant it's because we didn't hire them, or they're unhappy with our policies, or something along those lines.

But the Chrome team is flat-out arrogant here: they want to build a zero-configuration product, and they're quite brazen about it, and Fuck You if you're blind or deaf or whatever.

More generally, the history of technology is littered with arrogant overshoots where risks were dismissed until evidence became overwhelming; while one cannot conclude that backscatter is at a level to be dangerous, one can certainly not conclude that it "doesn't pose any health risk.

* Third, while he decries his stance as calling something "stupid" as an arrogant position, this article itself comes across as arrogant -- in effect he's positioning himself near the beginning of these companies' inception and being in the position of being asked his opinion in a taste-maker fashion.

How can we as a development community rationally expect to grow the open source ecosystem and encourage people with this type of snobbery?There's one lesson that I'm personally taking from this, after unsolicited ridicule, one sincere apology, one bullshit non-apology, and one arrogant I have nothing to apologize for!