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on a seriously technical point of view. It is obvious the person kept the code repository and when making a new project the commit history (or part of it) moved
by shapiro92 5y ago
on a seriously technical point of view. It is obvious the person kept the code repository and when making a new project the commit history (or part of it) moved together.
So excluding how the CEO acted, it is obvious the intern has the codebase (or part of it) and I am pretty sure that under their contract they are not allowed to do what they did.
As for the way they approach things, ye the CEO is from YC getting praised from PG on twitter, his Ego is beyond the moon and acts like it, dont expect anything more.
Also Replit is INSANELY overvalued as a product.
- stevenhuang 5y ago> It is obvious the person kept the code repository and when making a new project the commit history (or part of it) moved together What? There is no indication of that. What are you trying to say?
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