4 ms·Wow, that sounds ridiculous. What's the reasoning behind that policy?by maddyboo 9y agoWow, that sounds ridiculous. What's the reasoning behind that policy?zcdziura 9y agoSeems obvious that someone high up on the corporate ladder, with no practical knowledge in how the nitty-gritty work gets done, made the decision. Probably to "minimize IP theft".astrodust 9y ago"What do you mean our competitor is using 'for' loops? We invented those!"