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That escalated to ad-hominem attacks quickly. My position was simply that "Google does it" is not an argument in of itself. Source: I am a Google engineer. Nev
by mattnewton 10y ago
That escalated to ad-hominem attacks quickly. My position was simply that "Google does it" is not an argument in of itself. Source: I am a Google engineer.
Never claimed to be an expert on kernels, Rust or C.
- lossolo 10y ago> Never claimed to be an expert on kernels, Rust or C. You made strong opinion about comparing rust and c in kernel space, without knowing anything about it then? Then don't do it next time/write a disclaimer that you are not an expert like many people do or make it in form of a question. > My position was simply that "Google does it" is not an argument in of itself. In many cases it is, especially in highly complicated low level projects like operating system you can be sure that one of the most talented engineers in the world will work on it, ones that have required expertise, like in this case. In frontend or less "demanding" google projects quality is not always top notch but fuchsia is not one of those projects. > That escalated to ad-hominem attacks quickly. If you make such a bold claims, what did you expected? That I will not ask about your expertise ? You interpret asking about expertise as attack on yourself? On job interview after you are asked about experience/expertise you also say "That escalated to ad-hominem attacks" ? This is ridiculous.