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I work for the Internet, at @stripe, mostly on accelerating startups. Opinions here are my own.

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    Patrick McKenzie‏ @patio11 28 May 2017
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    This is not the first time that Google has asserted that SQL suddenly fails when asked to analyze salary numbers. A curious oversight, that. https://twitter.com/s_m_i/status/868227193909817345 …

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    • Emily ✨ David Szpunar Dan Luu Richard5832 Mike Stapp Minister of enjoyment(Quest for pure Gophery) Nathan Bouscal 🌐 Kevin Cantú Sriram Sundararajan
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      1. Jeremy Leader‏ @jeremyleader 28 May 2017
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        They boast about how all their decisions are data-driven. Also "we organize the world's data." But a dataset with < 1M rows is "too hard".

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      1. Toby Osbourn‏ @tosbourn 28 May 2017
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        No SQL needed, I've mapped out the process for themhttps://twitter.com/tosbourn/status/868371898379513856 …

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        1. Open Google Drive 2. Search for wages.sheets 3. Export as csv 4. Open Gmail 5. Add as attachment 6. Email to theman@gov.gov
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      1. HydroxyCoreyQuinn‏ @QuinnyPig 28 May 2017
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        Must be one of those mysterious edge case bugs within Spanner.

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      1. M.‏ @mmolaro 28 May 2017
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        I give them some credit that figuring out the equity part of comp is hard for people who haven't gone liquid

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      1. M.‏ @mmolaro 28 May 2017
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        especially given all the acquihires who might be under unique terms

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      1. Esk, unmoving in the unit‏ @Eskoala 28 May 2017
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        they've already done the calculation and they don't like the answer, I'd wager.

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      1. Johnathan E.‏ @joevans0 28 May 2017
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        I feel like they have a wide gap in general and don't want to expose that. Doubtful on a gender gap though.

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      1. Michael F. Weinberg‏ @luckymike 28 May 2017
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        Maybe Google stores salaries as strings, with non-standard use of currency symbols and decimals? Any explanation seems shockingly dumb.

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