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The issue is more on people dropping buzzwords rather than what they're actually doing it for.
by mathattack 9y ago
The issue is more on people dropping buzzwords rather than what they're actually doing it for.
- striking 9y agoIn my opinion, that's entirely the wrong mentality. If someone gave me a pile of raw buzzwords, or told me they used entirely the wrong tool because of buzzwords, then I'd penalize them, sure. But say they made something wonderful, and it was cleaner and more efficient because of their use of Docker/Kubernetes, and they had taken the time to figure out the tradeoffs inherent to that approach. Is that worth penalizing, from your point of view?
- mathattack 9y agoOf course not. My issue is with leading with the tool, rather than the problem it's solving.