I am mostly impressed that they paid out $25k in under a week. That’s a sign of not just a good engineering setup, but some good bureaucracy as well.
I am mostly impressed that they paid out $25k in under a week. That’s a sign of not just a good engineering setup, but some good bureaucracy as well.
Been managing GHE for years, and I have been consistently impressed with Github's code quality, competence, and even product management (nearly every time I think, "there should be a way to...", there already is).
From the outside, at least, they look like the model to emulate for this sort of application.
(I have come to think, as a software engineer, that we've comuterized so much of social life such that our economy literally could not afford it if it wasn't mostly crap).
And this was definitely approved before they went out and told people what they would pay for different bugs.