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This is a great point and I did not really think of this in the above statement. It may work kind of how employment works, where Google can afford to pay more
by iinnPP 2y ago
This is a great point and I did not really think of this in the above statement.
It may work kind of how employment works, where Google can afford to pay more than a company that cannot afford a 10k bounty.
Google paying a 10k bounty is the equivalent of the bottom 10% of earners in the US paying a 6th(napkin math) of a soon to be discontinued penny.
Regardless, you are correct that the calculation is not obvious, unlike how I presented it. Preferably, things like multiple million character titles are handled correctly and no bounty is paid at all. I expect a smaller company to have an easier time here as well, lessening the financial burden.
- demosthanos 2y ago> I expect a smaller company to have an easier time here as well, lessening the financial burden. Why would you expect that? In a smaller company the ratio of developers to HTTP endpoints tends to be substantially lower (fewer devs per feature) than in a large company, so I'd expect the opposite.