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So the conclusive evidence was found with git blame?

andirk 4y ago
The fact that the software was not audited speaks more about the big names who invested in this clown than the clown himself. So weird how he publicly touted the EXACT OPPOSITE of everything he did and stood for. He may ask the judge for a rebase.
- SanjayMehta 4y ago
  The best liars believe their own lies. Having said that, it's evident that SBF was very well connected and the "old boys club" doesn't ask each other questions; "that would be rude, you know." That's probably how he raised so much money in the first place.
- urthor 4y ago
  Says a lot about the software industry as a whole.
- akavi 4y ago
  I've been at many startups during a fundraising round, and I don't think I've ever seen or heard of an investor auditing the codebase.
  - xwdv 4y ago
    I offer this as a service. Typically when there’s a big acquisition and an audit of the codebase is needed, I gather up a group of developers each paid about $250/hr to go through the codebase and conduct audits looking for any red flags and giving an estimation of existing technical debt.
    - 8note 4y ago
      This sounds both really painful and really fun. Is there a line item for "this code feels like there's something wrong, but I can't tell what" ?
      - grogenaut 4y ago
        When I did code dilligence, I just add it to a list of possible risks... or areas we'd like deeper investigation. Usually go back over it in follow up.
  - dieselgate 4y ago
    Neither have I but read some stuff about Tesla devs checking out the Twitter codebase or something? It’s ridiculous but that’s the only data point known to me
    - jfengel 4y ago
      That wasn't due diligence (which he'd waived) but a census of what he'd bought after the fact. They weren't validating the purchase, but helping him plan what to do with it.
  - kasey_junk 4y ago
    I’ve been apart of many code audits as part of acquisitions and fundraising rounds on both sides. I don’t know how prevalent it is but I’ve done it enough times that I don’t bat an eye when it comes up.
drexlspivey 4y ago
for dfb6f1f9 you are sentenced to 3 years in prison
- thakoppno 4y ago
  one time being a bit too careless with my command line friends of youtube-dl, mpd and git, I most certainly broke federal copyright laws with a single commit.
- koolba 4y ago
  Would a git push -f master add a destroying evidence charge?

The fact that the software was not audited speaks more about the big names who invested in this clown than the clown himself. So weird how he publicly touted the EXACT OPPOSITE of everything he did and stood for. He may ask the judge for a rebase.

SanjayMehta 4y ago
The best liars believe their own lies. Having said that, it's evident that SBF was very well connected and the "old boys club" doesn't ask each other questions; "that would be rude, you know." That's probably how he raised so much money in the first place.
urthor 4y ago
Says a lot about the software industry as a whole.
akavi 4y ago
I've been at many startups during a fundraising round, and I don't think I've ever seen or heard of an investor auditing the codebase.
- xwdv 4y ago
  I offer this as a service. Typically when there’s a big acquisition and an audit of the codebase is needed, I gather up a group of developers each paid about $250/hr to go through the codebase and conduct audits looking for any red flags and giving an estimation of existing technical debt.
  - 8note 4y ago
    This sounds both really painful and really fun. Is there a line item for "this code feels like there's something wrong, but I can't tell what" ?
    - grogenaut 4y ago
      When I did code dilligence, I just add it to a list of possible risks... or areas we'd like deeper investigation. Usually go back over it in follow up.
- dieselgate 4y ago
  Neither have I but read some stuff about Tesla devs checking out the Twitter codebase or something? It’s ridiculous but that’s the only data point known to me
  - jfengel 4y ago
    That wasn't due diligence (which he'd waived) but a census of what he'd bought after the fact. They weren't validating the purchase, but helping him plan what to do with it.
- kasey_junk 4y ago
  I’ve been apart of many code audits as part of acquisitions and fundraising rounds on both sides. I don’t know how prevalent it is but I’ve done it enough times that I don’t bat an eye when it comes up.

drexlspivey 4y ago

for dfb6f1f9 you are sentenced to 3 years in prison

thakoppno 4y ago
one time being a bit too careless with my command line friends of youtube-dl, mpd and git, I most certainly broke federal copyright laws with a single commit.
koolba 4y ago
Would a git push -f master add a destroying evidence charge?