This is probably my biggest beef with the "culture" of software development nowadays. Back in my day (hold on while I go grab my cane...) software developers w

This is probably my biggest beef with the "culture" of software development nowadays. Back in my day (hold on while I go grab my cane...) software developers would just flap their lips and sound would come out at each other. Nowadays there seems to be this underlying assumption that actually talking to each other is a waste of time, that it should all be documented with no curation, and should always be in PR's, et al. I'm all for documenting decisions, but I feel like it's not too much effort to swing by someone's office and have a discussion with them. At that point, maybe you don't even need to document if the updates are small issues. Is it really so all-encompassingly important? But maybe I'm just old. Most of the time I'd rather talk to a human when I call into tech support too (unless it's something obviously automated like making a payment).