Hundreds of millions of dollars and 3+ years later, and Healthcare.gov still doesn't work. Perhaps one is thinking that's an unfair characterization, and that the task was well-nigh impossible to accomplish in that time-frame and budget.
One would be wrong:
"Ning Liang, George Kalogeropoulos and Michael Wasser developed a site in matter of days – and it does things the expensive and faltering healthcare.gov can’t do."
Ah, but they must be long-time coding veterans with decades of experience on which to rely, and mega-donors willing to fund them.
Um, not so much:
"... the three 20-year-olds say they worked on the project as a service rather than to make money."
Kids these days.
[Hat Tip: FoIB "Dez"]
One would be wrong:
"Ning Liang, George Kalogeropoulos and Michael Wasser developed a site in matter of days – and it does things the expensive and faltering healthcare.gov can’t do."
Ah, but they must be long-time coding veterans with decades of experience on which to rely, and mega-donors willing to fund them.
Um, not so much:
"... the three 20-year-olds say they worked on the project as a service rather than to make money."
Kids these days.
[Hat Tip: FoIB "Dez"]