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Eh, the Duds can fork github projects too, add some minor feature and release the "project" to rot. You do not get to see people who get stuff done- you get to
by Pica_soO 9y ago
Eh, the Duds can fork github projects too, add some minor feature and release the "project" to rot.
You do not get to see people who get stuff done- you get to see people who optimized their "work"-life for the impression of getting stuff done.
Not beeing ready to pour unreasonable hours in- actually is a good sign. Such a person values his/her time- and thus will think on there own, for example when handed ridiculous feature requests. Such a person will stand up to me, and ask questions that might save month of development time sunk into unnecessary work.
Sorry, but we are not building the pyramids here. We are making software- and for that a lazy-loading brain with a clever work-avoidance Algorithm, in a un-passionate mercenary can be very effective as a development tool.
- always_good 9y ago> the Duds can fork github projects too Sounds like a boogeyman. Since you can see right there in Github's UI that something is a fork and that they are not the main contributor to the project, the dishonest applicant would have to go through some trouble to fake it as a sideproject. The same dishonest person can also just lie about their work history.
- rhizome 9y agoEh, abandoned forks will just have all "6 years ago" under the updated column. It's not a good look as I see it, but it's not hidden.