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"Software muse" it is, I guess. 😁
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I inspire real developers by having interesting ideas and then implementing them so badly that they take over and finish the work out of pity.
In my experience people often are more eager to rebuild and criticize what is already there, than to build from scratch
Oh, definitely. I'm also that way. More rewarding to improve something than to be the one messing everything up.
Oh. Really? Cool, that leaves me hoping. In my environment, people would opt for a greenfield rewrite without a second doubt, because the protocol used initially was stupid for sure, and no one uses that particular programming language anymore, let alone the framework that has been chosen on top of it, and generally in most cases it seems to boil down to every technical decision being dumb and irresponsible if made by someone else.🙈😬
I'm currently inspiring my in-house development team by asking the important questions:
How do I make comments in json?
Why does the yaml file not like it when I label my entries address, address, address?
The cringe. Is real.