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I think it is a drill for new interns. I mean look at the parts of the sentence. "asked me to finish coding", "firmware update later in the day", "be careful no

I think it is a drill for new interns. I mean look at the parts of the sentence. "asked me to finish coding", "firmware update later in the day", "be careful not to ruin all the cars". I don't think tesla finishes the firmware of such important thing in the last day, let alone be it modified by an intern. This just seems like someone thought it would be fun in the first day of the new interns.

sangnoir 9y ago
You're intentionally breaking up the sentence and dropping key words, reassigning new, contradictory meaning based on gut-feel: "I remember distinctly my first day, a full-time software engineer asked me to finish coding something that was to be pushed out in a firmware update later in the day." That is unequivocal - the code was going to be pushed out in the firmware later that day.
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- foota 9y ago
  I believe the parent is suggesting that the task was created to be something exciting - not necessarily that it was entirely true in some way.
  - sangnoir 9y ago
    I have no idea what the basis of such a suggestion would be - besides their gut.