• treadful@lemmy.zip
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        It’s more common than you might think. A lot of companies have open source codebases. In fact, I think almost every software engineer job I’ve had so far have had at least a little public code.

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          9 months ago

          That has been somewhat my experience too, but it’s rare to find somebody working on such code every day. It’s enviable to me.

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            NC is not for code. Its literally the cancer that prevents people from being able to have a job developing FOSS

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              NC is not for code.

              No, they’re doing it for their comment, not suggesting others use it for code. It’s the new take on “I do not give Facebook permission to use…” trend that went on years ago.