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Matt Cutts

12/04/19

@ Y Combinator

It's important to avoid hardcoding specific technologies in policy, as this can lead to obsolescence; instead, focus on the underlying principles that can adapt over time.

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Matt Cutts on the US Digital Service and Working at Google for 17 Years

@ Y Combinator

Matt Cutts on the US Digital Service and Working at Google for 17 Years

12/04/19

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