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I would be curious how chrome engineers rationalize this one away.

• minikites 6y ago
  Imagine if we paid programmers like teachers so only the dedicated and thoughtful ones stuck around.
  • hrktb 6y ago
    Making conditions crappier won’t help. Imagine reducing accountants salary expecting them to be more ethical as a result of the change.
    • aspenmayer 6y ago
      Best argument for paying teachers better I’ve heard in a while!
• baq 6y ago
  Money and more money, also ‘if it wasn’t me, somebody else would do it for this much money’
• vehemenz 6y ago
  ::cashes $20k monthly paycheck:: I just do what I'm told.
• cute_boi 6y ago
  a corporate strategy. We cannot blame engineer because we are made to believe they made it because of their manager. And we cannot blame those manager because we are made to believe higher manager did it. And ultimately we cannot blame anyway and just say Google did it. And now nobody cares because people think google is very large organization we cannot blame whole organization for small things. I will blame them for making such system. If we blame them I think ultimately this issue is going to be solved?
• anaganisk 6y ago
  "We put a lot of thought in implementing our APIs" - Google Chrome team while their peers violate their own APIs. Sheer arrogance of the devs in chrome related threads, I hate it.