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He has no rationale. Doubt he even knows the scale at which MS' tech stack is used, especially outside of the USA's hipster bubbles.
by GenericsMotors 7y ago
He has no rationale. Doubt he even knows the scale at which MS' tech stack is used, especially outside of the USA's hipster bubbles.
- fj39dkf 7y agoThose "hipster bubbles" are the areas where most tech innovation is happening. Nobody is saying that insurance companies aren't using .NET.
- GenericsMotors 7y agoChurning out Javascript/webshit frameworks every month, and running on fumes and the good graces of VCs isn't innovation. "Boring" industries like insurance might not seem innovative on the outside because their members aren't blogging and twattering about it constantly. One of my clients does catastrophe modeling, and uses both Python and .NET (F#)...but it's probably not going to be something on your radar. But guess what, they're raking in the dough while actually being innovative, yet you're here on HN claiming they're not proper engineers. Best of luck to you.
- lollllllll 7y ago>Those "hipster bubbles" are the areas where most tech innovation is happening. I can see why you would think that when that's the only place in which you are looking.