Microsoft is 1.84 Peters, Google is 0.66. What's the Peter unit?
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Re: Microsoft is 1.84 Peters, Google is 0.66. What's the Peter unit?
#2would be nice to know what's microsoft's peter units including all intenral source code as well.
Re: Microsoft is 1.84 Peters, Google is 0.66. What's the Peter unit?
#3Good r&d isn't public
Re: Microsoft is 1.84 Peters, Google is 0.66. What's the Peter unit?
#4I thought this has something to do with the Peter Principle.
Re: Microsoft is 1.84 Peters, Google is 0.66. What's the Peter unit?
#5oh great more memes about that data security catastrophe
Re: Microsoft is 1.84 Peters, Google is 0.66. What's the Peter unit?
#6Good r&d isn't public
... Like the University system, the national labs, NASA, ...
What are you talking about?
Re: Microsoft is 1.84 Peters, Google is 0.66. What's the Peter unit?
#7Hmmm isn’t a lower Peter count better? From what I understand, OpenClaw is a mess, and it kind of shows from the commits. Pull requests with 1500+ commits, only reviewed by bots, etc.
Or perhaps this is what the “roast” part of the repo refers to.
Regardless, he seems to be a quantity over quality person
Re: Microsoft is 1.84 Peters, Google is 0.66. What's the Peter unit?
#8I thought this has something to do with the Peter Principle.
Both can be true.
Re: Microsoft is 1.84 Peters, Google is 0.66. What's the Peter unit?
#9Can we not post clickbait to HN? My fault for clicking, I guess. An informative title would be e.g. "Compare your organization's Github productivity to @steipete."