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Did nobody else see the flaw in this? The GitHub forks are public. If you wanted to, you could just look through ~30 forks and see what their commits/code look
by scorchin 16y ago
Did nobody else see the flaw in this?
The GitHub forks are public. If you wanted to, you could just look through ~30 forks and see what their commits/code look like. It would be fairly easy to find the "best" solution and work from there.
Furthermore, having your resume public gives you a better idea of how qualified you are in comparison to your peers that are applying for the same role.
Seems slightly fishy to me.