> Money was (effectively) free so it was better to increase speed regardless of monthly bills.
Jesus this. No one knows where the money goes. If you can't tell me cost per customer, per user then your business is missing key metrics.
> ... "discovered" that troubleshooting Kubernetes was a bit like Warhammer 40k Adeptus Mechanicus waving incense in front of machines they didn't understand in the hopes that it would make the problem go away.
Wackamole with problems...
The part where he talks about the death of QA.. yea. This is enshitifcation in action.
Jesus this. No one knows where the money goes. If you can't tell me cost per customer, per user then your business is missing key metrics.
> ... "discovered" that troubleshooting Kubernetes was a bit like Warhammer 40k Adeptus Mechanicus waving incense in front of machines they didn't understand in the hopes that it would make the problem go away.
Wackamole with problems...
The part where he talks about the death of QA.. yea. This is enshitifcation in action.