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This is hard-to-impossible for those developers whose entire development career has been for companies (i.e. no OSS contributions).
by brown9-2 17y ago
This is hard-to-impossible for those developers whose entire development career has been for companies (i.e. no OSS contributions).
- blhack 17y agoDo most professional programmers not ever work on personal projects?
- nitrogen 17y agoMost professional programmers probably view programming like any other job, rather than a passion like I expect most HN readers do. As a result, they leave programming behind when they leave the workplace.
- robryan 17y agoI guess this is a good way to weed out people as well? Depending on the type of company you are, you probably don't want someone who has never written any stuff they can show you at all.