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Yep, I was hired as a software engineering intern from one of Scribd's Who is Hiring posts (also ended up interviewing at Stripe by contacting them from their post).

I had to connect to a US VPN to access the jobs page. Is that intentional?

I'm a former employee. Never saw this either.

I'm an ex-employee too (former intern). Not saying that the company is perfect, but the tone of adrianlmm implied that Facebook was a such a bad place to work at ("even facebook"), which it really isn't.

I'm curious as to why that part is hard to believe.

IIRC, Snapchat moved off of app engine to EC2 last year.

If I add 3 employers, I am not able to go back and edit the first two after reaching the preview stage.

just realised I need to diff with origin/bug. Finished the game now :)

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In my experience, I think it has more to do with getting an engineer acquainted with the pipeline from writing code to getting it live on production. Once he/she is familiar with this, it takes a huge barrier out of the way for the person to be productive whenever they are ready to write some non trivial code in the codebase.

It is public actually. Check out visadoor.com.

Yep, they were acquired by Paypal.

On the topic of Whole Foods: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8609515

Oops, sorry about that, I did not understand the context in your comment :)

This person is Alex Schultz who works at Facebook.

That is wrong. It is internet.org's logo.

> cd /yor/src/dir > bash: cd: /yor/src/dir: No such file or directory <tab> ?

And on anecdotal evidence, I've observed that people who use git intensively everyday often have aliases to these commands that have a low probability of typos.

eg gcom => git commit

Yep, it's called a half volley, you need to hit when you are too close to the ball. So., you need to swing the racquet forward even while it's bouncing, as opposed to a later swing in case of a regular length ball.