Comment by sikhnerd

The page source has a nice gem:

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  So this guy we just interviewed at my
  current job wrote this little script
  to see if a product update for some 
  company had come out. Every 10 seconds
  the script urllib'ed the page, checked
  the length of the html - literally
  len(html) - against the length it was
  last time it checked. He wrote a blog
  post about this script. A freaking
  blog post. He also described himself
  as "something of a child prodigy"
  despite, in another post, saying he
  couldn't calculate the area of a slice
  of pizza because "area of a triangle 
  with a curved edge is beyond my 
  Google-less math skills." Seriously 
  dude? I haven't taken geomtry in 20 
  years, and pi*r^2/8 seems pretty 
  freaking obvious.

  The script also called a ruby script
  to send him a tweet which another 
  script was probably monitoring to text
  his phone so he could screenshot the 
  text and post to facebook via 
  instagram.

  I think the "millenials" - who should
  be referred to as generation byte - get
  undeserved flak, as all generations do,
  for being younger and prettier and 
  living in a different world.

  But this kid calling himself a prodigy
  is a clear indication of way too many
  gold stars handed out for adequacy, so
  to ensure that no such abominable
  script ever does anything besides 
  bomb somebody's twitter account, this
  comment shows up exactly 50% of the 
  time, and I encourage others to do 
  the same.
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