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Splitting engineering teams into defense and offense

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210 points dakshgupta | 4 comments | 14 Oct 24 20:07 UTC | HN request time: 1.371s | source
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joshhart[dead post] ◴[14 Oct 24 21:09 UTC] No.41842050[source]▶
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1. dakshgupta ◴[14 Oct 24 21:21 UTC] No.41842157[source]▶
This makes me want to delete the post.
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2. stopachka ◴[14 Oct 24 22:02 UTC] No.41842513[source]▶
I resonated with your post Daksh. Keep up the good work
3. thesandlord ◴[14 Oct 24 22:02 UTC] No.41842514[source]▶
Don't do that! This was a great post with a lot to learn from.

The fact you came to a very similar solution from first principles is very interesting (assuming you didn't know about this before!)

4. Xeamek ◴[14 Oct 24 22:08 UTC] No.41842583[source]▶
Please don't.

I personally found the idea inspiring and the article itself is explaining it succinctly. Even if it's not completely revolutionary, it's small, self containing concept that's actionable.

Lowley surprised why there are so many harsh voices in this thread, but the article definitely has merrit, even if it won't be usefull/possible to implement for everyone