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freeone3000
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Former Tesla Firmware Engineer Discusses the Syste...
Yes, but he's already marked as "former", so recovery is limited. See the Waymo lawsuit.
ryeguy_24
on Aug 24, 2018
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So, after separating from company, you can release all proprietary information and you'd have limited liability? I thought there would be larger recourse. Not familiar with law though.
gruez
on Aug 24, 2018
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>His NDA has expired.
gowld
on Aug 25, 2018
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I've never heard of an NDA that says "after 3 years you can start giving away trade secrets"
atomicthumbs
on Aug 25, 2018
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i'm sure "we use fifty different kinds of virtualization and a hundred different operating systems" is valuable information
nutjob2
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If you release corporate secrets you can be successfully sued, regardless.
sschueller
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If he is revealing gross misconduct it could be consider whistle blowing.
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