Re:Hiring a Rails 'gangsta' .. Is this what its coming to?
by roopeshv on Sunday May 06, 2012 @09:08PM
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OK. please people, stop judging every fucking word people write. if you are going to submit a post just for using a word gangsta, please stop. we might as well start use the tag line "we judge you for every word you say" as tag line for hn now. should i say factorialboy is fucking offensive as a nick. is that what handles are coming to.
Re:Hiring a Rails 'gangsta' .. Is this what its coming to?
by mc32 on Monday May 07, 2012 @12:34AM
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The mafia would hire "gangster" devs.
I think they are going for the rockstar's newest competitor, using the music metaphor, the "gangsta" developer.
If the mafia were to want to hire developers and wanted to use a musical metaphor maybe they would want a "crooner" dev.
You should learn to relax, you wouldn't want to have an unfortunate heart-attack while skiing in Tahoe or anything, now would you?
http://www.clutchtees.com/I-m-Pretty-Gangster-Myself-Shirt.h...
I see straight-outta-compton interns get more respectful job postings than that.
Yet another reason I don't feel bad about being on the Python side of the fence.
What reason? A company using a silly word in a job title has nothing to do with Python or Rails themselves from my POV.
If it does, perhaps Rails developers can enjoy being on the "Rails side of the fence" after reading this job ad for a "Python rockstar": http://www.linkedin.com/jobs/jobs-Senior-Python-Developer-29...
And I know Rails guys mock stupid job reqs too.
Rather then nitpick each other, let's team up against patronizing recruiters.