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Although it's mitigated somewhat by the fact that Bernstein is passionate and has been a reliable maintainer in the past. "Bus factor" is typically an euphemism
by JoachimSchipper 17y ago
Although it's mitigated somewhat by the fact that Bernstein is passionate and has been a reliable maintainer in the past. "Bus factor" is typically an euphemism for "someone is going to pay this employee more than we do".
- euccastro 17y agoI'd call that a cacophonism, though, unless you truly prefer that they get hit by a bus.