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Or if you have peculiar interests and meet friends through those shared interests - hard to do if you're in a small town, easy to do online.

Policies like the one you describe are just a market inefficiency that doesn't have a real justification for existing (outside of your own interests).

They just have their own interests outside of the office job that they like to spend their time on.

Our philosophy is that developers are most productive when they are given projects that best combine their talents & interests.

When you've identified people who have similar interests as yourself, keep track of their submissions.

It isn't me being spiteful on purpose or anything like that I've just honestly never seen anything interests me.

Which part of the product you take charge of depends on where your interests are, but there are several different potential areas of focus.

If this interests you please contact us below and reference this post.

We use ML/NLP techniques to algorithmically understand the meaning behind content and make sense of people's wide and nuanced interests based on their behavior.

Now, after reading that description, you will understand what my interests are and why I like this site so much.

The concept has spread worldwide so burners or people with similar interests are easier to find than I would've imagined.

Let us know what part of the position interests you.

We also run fortnightly "innovation days", where everyone has complete freedom to work on anything that interests them, from contributing to open-source projects, learning a new skill, or improving our internal tools and processes.

Not being able to do the math, or the puzzles, or whatever, is not a "no hire" - it's a place to start talking about other strengths, abilities, interests, and potential contributions.

The reason you can't justify shitty content with "we're just giving you what you want" is because we really want something better, but if you give us shit that appeals to our impulses, you can make us act against our best interests.

I've been going to some regional events for several years now and while I don't live the stereotypical "burner" lifestyle every day, I love having a community in most places I go and a group of people I can meet up with and find those with common interests who want to work on projects together.