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I think it's plausible. That list of jobs was probably just a hyperbolic account of his student years. He may have studied CS, and then got a job somewhere, mov
by briga_ 5y ago
I think it's plausible. That list of jobs was probably just a hyperbolic account of his student years. He may have studied CS, and then got a job somewhere, moved to WFH, and realised there he could cheat. You would get found out in a serious work environment but there are many places where you can get away with it.
- bryanrasmussen 5y agook so - hyperbolic means basically you shouldn't completely trust the Guardian in this story about someone you completely shouldn't trust. It has a nice symmetry to it I guess.
- briga_ 5y agoYou definitely should not