prakhar897

what's the whole mechanism keeping things functioning?

1. Shipping: deliver tickets or be pipped.

2. Having Less comments on their PRs: for some drastically dumb reason, having a PR thoroughly reviewed is a sign of bad quality. L7 and above use this metric to Pip folks.

3. Docs: write docs, get them reviewed to show you're high level.

Without AI, an employee is worse off in all of the above compared to folks who will cheat to get ahead.

I can't see how "requesting" folks for forego their own self-preservation will work. especially when you've spent years pitting people against each other.

The terms are atrocious. imo dude will move money into a his own charity which will hold onto it since no athlete qualify for the next 20 years. After a few years, he will quietly cancel the grant and use it elsewhere.

I really like the domain name.

I really liked the concept of games like cards against humanity, quiplash, whose line is it anyway etc. However, there was no virtual way to play it with a group of friends. Quiplash required steam setup (which was not possible on my corporate mac). So i built this as an alternate to build upon the formula.

[still in alpha phase so lots and lots of bugs]

The kind of core conclusion is that companies need to do in person interviews now. There's no other way to prevent cheating.

I think bundling a few of these and selling B2B to corporates as FunFriday activities would bring huge sales.

Why didn't you elevate someone from inside to the CEO position? Seems like a great way to maintain ownership (and take care of people) while also rewarding the best employees.

Schmooze the execs with fancy dinners and trips. Deliver a horrible product so they need you for the foreseeable future.

The story itself says the CTO is unaware of everything. From his perspective, everything worked out fine in the end.

Win for everyone except for the devs who put in 80 hour weeks.

I believe ML Algos are a blackbox and non deterministic. So, they might fail for any given input and can't be trusted as a primary source of truth.