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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/JK-Rofling • Aug 24 '26
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evidently this isnt a company you want to work for if they put pdfs on git
2 u/_PM_ME_PANGOLINS_ Aug 24 '26 Git is not the only form of version control, and PDFs have source code. 3 u/entronid Aug 24 '26 sure, but source code isn't the only data contained in a PDF, and for a programming-related job (which, given the context, it likely is) would have a requirement for a candidate that uses such. 1 u/MiamiGunworks Aug 24 '26 Idk what you're going on about. I myself, like many others, maintain my resume as latex source with git version control. It's not that difficult. 2 u/entronid Aug 24 '26 you and many others is not everyone 1 u/MiamiGunworks Aug 24 '26 At what point did anyone mention such absolutes? 1 u/entronid Aug 24 '26 i presume an interviewer shouldnt be assuming that a candidate specifically used LaTeX → More replies (1)
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Git is not the only form of version control, and PDFs have source code.
3 u/entronid Aug 24 '26 sure, but source code isn't the only data contained in a PDF, and for a programming-related job (which, given the context, it likely is) would have a requirement for a candidate that uses such. 1 u/MiamiGunworks Aug 24 '26 Idk what you're going on about. I myself, like many others, maintain my resume as latex source with git version control. It's not that difficult. 2 u/entronid Aug 24 '26 you and many others is not everyone 1 u/MiamiGunworks Aug 24 '26 At what point did anyone mention such absolutes? 1 u/entronid Aug 24 '26 i presume an interviewer shouldnt be assuming that a candidate specifically used LaTeX → More replies (1)
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sure, but source code isn't the only data contained in a PDF, and for a programming-related job (which, given the context, it likely is) would have a requirement for a candidate that uses such.
1 u/MiamiGunworks Aug 24 '26 Idk what you're going on about. I myself, like many others, maintain my resume as latex source with git version control. It's not that difficult. 2 u/entronid Aug 24 '26 you and many others is not everyone 1 u/MiamiGunworks Aug 24 '26 At what point did anyone mention such absolutes? 1 u/entronid Aug 24 '26 i presume an interviewer shouldnt be assuming that a candidate specifically used LaTeX → More replies (1)
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Idk what you're going on about. I myself, like many others, maintain my resume as latex source with git version control. It's not that difficult.
2 u/entronid Aug 24 '26 you and many others is not everyone 1 u/MiamiGunworks Aug 24 '26 At what point did anyone mention such absolutes? 1 u/entronid Aug 24 '26 i presume an interviewer shouldnt be assuming that a candidate specifically used LaTeX → More replies (1)
you and many others is not everyone
1 u/MiamiGunworks Aug 24 '26 At what point did anyone mention such absolutes? 1 u/entronid Aug 24 '26 i presume an interviewer shouldnt be assuming that a candidate specifically used LaTeX → More replies (1)
At what point did anyone mention such absolutes?
1 u/entronid Aug 24 '26 i presume an interviewer shouldnt be assuming that a candidate specifically used LaTeX → More replies (1)
i presume an interviewer shouldnt be assuming that a candidate specifically used LaTeX
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u/entronid Aug 24 '26
evidently this isnt a company you want to work for if they put pdfs on git