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There's a lot of churn in tech - people jump to new stacks for job prospects, instead of solving hard problems in existing frameworks. This is part of the reaso
by polskibus 7y ago
There's a lot of churn in tech - people jump to new stacks for job prospects, instead of solving hard problems in existing frameworks. This is part of the reason why tech keeps on reinventing the wheel instead of providing improved productivity perceived from the business (customers' business needs) perspective.
- eeZah7Ux 7y agoAlso, work environments strongly encourage buzzword-driven [development|careers]. It's almost like human society is trying really hard to keep developers busy.