>Saying "GitHub" is just a way of saying: "Show me what you've accomplished." Do you actually think all development happens in public GitHub repos? Do you even

>Saying "GitHub" is just a way of saying: "Show me what you've accomplished." Do you actually think all development happens in public GitHub repos? Do you even think a majority does? Even a strong minority? Across a number of enormous, well-known projects I've worked on, covering many thousands of contributors, including several very well known names, 0% of it exists in public Github repos. The overwhelming bulk of development is happening in the shadows. If your "field" is "open source software", then sure. But if you're confused into thinking Github -- at least the tiny fraction that you can see -- is "the field" of software development or even just generally providing solutions, I can understand your weird belief about this.