On the contrary I think I have my "shit" sorted out.
The industry is sick. So much money has flown into it over the years without anyone battling eyelashes at the sheer waste of resources, and I mean this both from the body count as the cpu cycles.
I look at most products built today that cost millions to get off the ground and you have buttons busting out of windows, incoherence everywhere, 5 seconds to start the said product, and 2 seconds between 'pages'. Every version increment is a slow decent to hell.
It all starts with the industry self-reinforced pumped-up resume culture, with hell holes like linkedin."Engineers". Please, have you met a real engineer? One that can do the maths, the design and build of a product? You need to wake up, engineering isn't writing docker files, cobbling python scripts copy pastes together and claiming that yaml is clean code.
Take a breath and maybe step away from the computer. You're not fighting the "industry" or "waste"; you're just getting into an argument with a guy on HN with a fun classification scheme.
The industry is sick. So much money has flown into it over the years without anyone battling eyelashes at the sheer waste of resources, and I mean this both from the body count as the cpu cycles.
I look at most products built today that cost millions to get off the ground and you have buttons busting out of windows, incoherence everywhere, 5 seconds to start the said product, and 2 seconds between 'pages'. Every version increment is a slow decent to hell.
It all starts with the industry self-reinforced pumped-up resume culture, with hell holes like linkedin."Engineers". Please, have you met a real engineer? One that can do the maths, the design and build of a product? You need to wake up, engineering isn't writing docker files, cobbling python scripts copy pastes together and claiming that yaml is clean code.