I'll freely admit that I have an axe to grind. However, that's because I've seen this all first-hand across a bunch of different companies. This doesn't sound

I'll freely admit that I have an axe to grind. However, that's because I've seen this all first-hand across a bunch of different companies. This doesn't sound like young people with free time, this sounds like people with commitments that had a culture where it's okay(and even celebrated) to blow off those commitments. It's a cultural thing in this industry that does a ton of damage to the engineers who want to sustain a family life and work a job that's deep and interesting. I'm certain I'm not over-reacting though, I've seen it enough times in this space(and even from NVidia reps who came to pitch/visit us) that I know it's an issue that's worth addressing.