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Anybody surprised of the outcome of some juniors led by a know-it-all? My gosh, if everything they ever (wrongly) assume is that the people _actually doing the
by GuestFAUniverse 2y ago
Anybody surprised of the outcome of some juniors led by a know-it-all?
My gosh, if everything they ever (wrongly) assume is that the people _actually doing their jobs_ where frauds and that it's unnecessary to _ask_...
That cannot work out. And either Musk is too stupid to réalisé, or it's by intention (to destroy).
Hint: the outcome is the same. Damage done.
- yapyap 2y agoMalicious juniors at that
- user3939382 2y agoWhy are you confident they don’t have any senior engineers at all?
- flohofwoe 2y agoA more senior engineer would probably have figured out that 'zero means unknown birth date' thing before rushing to his boss so that he can make a fool of himself in front of the entire world (or maybe that was the intention, in that case: props to the unknown junior engineer).
- skissane 2y agoSenior engineers sometimes jump to conclusions too, especially if they are tired or overworked or stressed out. No doubt, less frequently than junior engineers do, but I don't think from the mere fact that someone has "jumped to conclusions" on an occasion, you can draw any firm conclusions as to their seniority. ProPublica has published a list of alleged DOGE staff [0] and one of their software engineers is 37, and he previously worked as a CTO. Another DOGE staffer is 36, and she previously worked as head of engineering at a startup, and before that did software development for Goldman Sachs. So it sounds like they do have some "senior engineers" [0] https://projects.propublica.org/elon-musk-doge-tracker/ https://projects.propublica.org/elon-musk-doge-tracker/
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- the_gipsy 2y agoIt's his intention, and meanwhile he is also trolling the whole US of A like a 4chan teen edgelord.