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What's sad is that when this get publicity the author has to shield up all the things he said, which were probably honest; in order to avoid troubles/ future em
by zobzu 14y ago
What's sad is that when this get publicity the author has to shield up all the things he said, which were probably honest; in order to avoid troubles/ future employment issues.
Employment is always so taboo. Not so much freespeech if you don't wanna live with the "consequences".
- spencertipping 14y agoThat's not why I did it. I felt bad because my family and friends know me as being unreasonable, idealistic, etc. But HN doesn't know anything about me and might assume I'm an otherwise reasonable person. So I wanted to make sure I wasn't badmouthing Google here. They really are an awesome company and the point was never to make them look bad. More just to explain about where the incompatibility was.