JavaScript boy and “lovely thoughtleader” 
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My employment at Facebook is luckily strongly tied to production of open source software that I would be unable to produce elsewhere. If I quit then I would want to do the same work elsewhere except now FB can profit off my work AND replace me with someone who could do anything.
I also have the opportunity to be vocal internally and protest certain decisions that hold more weight than if I were on the outside
Figuring this balance out is hard for me too working in gov. If you're not visibily against some of what Facebook do, even if you're doing good work to protest internally, are you elevating Facebook's brand by doing cool open source on their behalf?
I was pretty vocal about the PATENTS license issue. There is definitely an implicit suppression of public views whenever it gets "close to home" that I struggle to reconcile with, however I am very vocal with expressing my disdain internally
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