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by hnfong 1258 days ago
While many people would agree that value to users is more important than "pure" engineering/code quality, moving the goalposts doesn't nullify the GP's point. If Google was hiring to acquire Homebrew (assuming it was possible) then value to users would be a factor to consider. But if they were just hiring the person to work on non-homebrew projects, why wouldn't "pure" engineering quality be relevant?
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Do the projects at Google not also have to provide value to people? Given the number of products they kill, you’d think that would be a higher priority.