I was really hoping this was sarcasm, but sadly I've seen this happen far too many times already. There is some impunity going on where the people making these

I was really hoping this was sarcasm, but sadly I've seen this happen far too many times already. There is some impunity going on where the people making these kind of decisions in some companies when things fall down they just blame it on something else and switch jobs, and now you're stuck with mongodb or a django where somebody thought using sqlalchemy instead of the ORM was a good idea or a monorepo with all company's frontend code and its 14Gb of source code for scripts to make the tooling work in such monstrosity.