It's definitely not naivete or stupidity, but projects from large companies inherit all the complexity of the organization that created them. This is sometimes

It's definitely not naivete or stupidity, but projects from large companies inherit all the complexity of the organization that created them. This is sometimes because they're very broadly scoped, and sometimes because large groups of people build complex things by default. Simplicity is important for people who are in smaller groups. This is why many people who dislike kubernetes like Fly.io, and people who love kubernetes think we're building a toy.