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I have the impression that these days there's a very strong bias against Google on HN.
by vander_elst 3y ago
I have the impression that these days there's a very strong bias against Google on HN.
- revskill 3y ago[flagged]
- tomrod 3y agoNot sure how true this is.
- revskill 3y agoBecause if hn users are gg employees, there wont be any complaints.
- warent 3y agoThis is a falsehood. You are trying to stir up controversy
- revskill 3y agoIs'n it basic employee psychology ?
- JumpCrisscross 3y ago> if hn users are gg employees, there wont be any complaints Every Googler and Facebooker I know is livid with the mediocrity they’re presently surrounded with.
- Thorrez 3y agoI'm a current Googler and I'm not livid.
- JumpCrisscross 3y ago> I'm a current Googler and I'm not livid Fair enough. I didn’t mean to speak representative for the cohort. Just that we’re past the point of it being a legitimate market of identity. Nobody should be running around defending Google out of misplaced pride anymore.
- warent 3y agoI worked at Google and chose to leave after a year. I agree with a lot of the negativity against Google here
- gibolt 3y agoGoogle helped create and publicly detail transformers just a few years ago. This has had a huge impact on where we are now with AI. Love or hate the company, they have made major contributions that should be appreciated be anyone in the field
- yard2010 3y agoI think it has something to do with the fact they removed "don't be evil" from their code of conduct.
- Infinity315 3y agoFirst off, I doubt that. Second of all, that in of and itself is not a reason to discount everything and anything Google. If Google created a way to end world hunger and did it for free would you automatically discount that because they removed 'don't be evil' from their code of conduct?