Certainly possible, and I’ve definitely been a part of orgs with just too much management, but I’m wary of Google saying that, considering how many products they kill every year. I’m sure there would certainly be space for their employees to expand horizontally if their product lineup wasn’t so volatile
After an engineer is there long enough, they’re likely to become a manager. They’re way more expensive to keep around. Google wants to lay them off and churn them for college grads. Looks better for PR if they say it’s an “efficiency push” rather than “we don’t like to retain employees because it’s expensive.” So this was definitely an arbitrary number
Yeah usually the two requirements there are a decent business sense and a boatload of starting capital
lol it’s just a more computational way to generate cryptographically secure, unique variable names, was more of a joke as “here’s the next level” than a true recommendation
Perfection
Where is there a missing vowel?
lol I know I was being sarcastic because the police union’s name is incredibly dumb considering it’s corrupt. It’s like bills that say “American health freedom act” that removes regulations on insurance companies so they can further restrict which providers they feel like covering. Does the opposite of what it says on the tin
What do you mean they don’t have a union they have a Police Benevolent Association lol
The only two photos I’ve seen today of the NYPD are them arresting a teamster and them escorting Luigi like he’s Hannibal lector. The capital isn’t gonna protect itself
“As we’ve said before, we don’t employ these Accenture workers, so it’s a matter between them and Accenture,” Google spokesperson Courtenay Mencini said in an emailed statement.
“It’s cheaper for us to outsource this labor and as long as Accenture doesn’t try to renegotiate our contract we give fuck-all what happens.”
The Capitalization Of Each Word Is Annoying But Yes, It’s Grammatically Fine
Well, as long as you mean the flow of tax dollars coming from the poor and middle class. The system specifically protects the corporations and wealthy from paying their share of tax dollars
Unless the joke was “windows code” as in, he’s pointing to the window and that’s where the code is
Which grade between fourth and eighth were you in
Or buy all the useless crap being consistently pumped out in virtually every industry
It’s proposed, but yes
it prohibits Google from paying to make its search engine the default for third parties, causing pain not just for Alphabet but for others.
Google pays billions annually to Apple and Mozilla to remain the default search engine in Safari and Firefox.
https://www.theregister.com/2024/11/21/usa_vs_google_full_filing/
Yeah I really loved the look of the quantum computer in Alex Garland’s Devs
Turns out it’s pretty close to the real thing