AnEro
Joined 13 years ago
Joined 13 years ago
As a lead I'd love to use rust, I will put in the time on my own, my team won't or can't. They treat this like any other job they signed up to deliver value with what they know. For hiring not everyone has the talent pool and fund access to get the goat-ed engineers that congregate to tech hubs for maximizing their income. Then if you get through that cherry on top is LLM's are only as smart as you guide it to be. There is probably a staggering amount of ways to write 1 approach to business logic, you may not know the ideal pattern so you'll commit to a worse one on the company dollar.
I'm moving my team's projects slowly to go because, its easy to go from novice to advanced in terms of code writing,legibility and patterns. We also don't have deep ecosystem requirements to ts/python in most of our work. It is verbose but I don't mind that on token spend if it gets done with with validation/error handling which it obnoxiously enforces. It runs cheap, ecosystem is good for platform eng, standard library does a ton out of box.
> There aren't as many physician-led practices anymore. Most of them have been rolled up into larger health systems in order to achieve economies of scale
There are plenty, in name at least many states have regulations to force this. Those larger roll ups are still clusters of smb doing 1-10m revenue monthly. They constantly fail and change hands behind the scenes, and are usually only protected by government regulations that reduce risk room to investors normally don’t have in other industries businesses. Their margins are like gambling almost and it’s a key driver of the service issues Americans face.