Politically speaking, why does modern software suck so bad?
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Politically speaking, why does modern software suck so bad?
Oliver Harris
Luis Watson
Women.
Jayden Hall
Indians
Aaron Clark
Its vastly more complex than earlier software, does a whole lot more, and was written faster and by less qualified people
Jonathan Nguyen
This. This. THIS.
Nathaniel Rodriguez
Script languages allow midwits to write software.
Bentley Gutierrez
diversity quotes and no one gives a single fuck who is the better
Jack Powell
>does a whole lot more
nope.
what does microsoft word do now that it couldnt do before? or gmail? or photo viewer? 99.99% of people couldnt give an answer besides that theyre slow as fuck
Leo Kelly
every OS is a backdoored spying app
Justin Gomez
why did he have to take the jab
Isaac Torres
Jon, aren't you a bit ashamed it's taking you 10 years to write a fucking Sokoban?
Carter Hall
he was working on Jai
Justin Powell
>Computer specs 14x as good as 1997
>PC still takes 3 minutes to boot up
Xavier Cruz
Stop using Windows.
*nix OS boot a lot faster than windows crap.
David Smith
I think the core issue is that programmers of Jon's generation grew up with 8 bit machines that did little unless you programmed them. The developed a deep understanding of hardware at an early age. Then we had the tech boom and suddenly there wasn't enough neck beards to go around so people began hiring people with less knowledge. And then it became a career path which pulled in pajeets and women. And then big tech companies began mass hiring in order to keep any programmers with actual skills out of the hands of their competitors. And today twitter has 3000 programmers on staff to maintain a fucking website.
Easton Diaz
I refuse to believe they have 300 programmers.
290 are intelligence agents probably foreign intelligence agents.
Samuel Green
It doesn't.
Software is as complicated as its ever been and his only evidence is a bunch of anecdotal screenshots of things not working with no context..
Jason White
I think that the problem is that in order to maintain profitability companies need to leverage as much existing software as possible so most software products are just a thin slice of code on top of a mountain of other people's code. There is too much economic potential in doing things this way.
Jace Jones
3000 wasn't a typo. And this was in 2019.
Jack Stewart
is that the cyberpunk 77 team for real?
Lucas Ross
Agile.
You think religious cults are bad?
Then you've never heard about corporate methodologies.