> especially since they have basically been printing money for over ~10 years now and have no excuses to not improve these kinds of things. Apple can't hire en

> especially since they have basically been printing money for over ~10 years now and have no excuses to not improve these kinds of things. Apple can't hire enough devs. I told an SWE friend of mine at Apple that I wouldn't mind working there - then he explained to me how restrictive it is to work at Apple (e.g. you have to close your GitHub account, you can't do any moonlighting or FOSS contributions: even on your own time, on your own hardware, while on vacation) - I can't work at a place that wants to exert that much control over my personal life. I get that secrecy is part of being an Apple, but it feels the same as how I thought it'd be cool to work for the FBI's infosec team before I learned that they have mandatory regular drug-testing even for employees in states where cannabis is legal.