You don't get promotions from speeding up code, unfortunately. Nobody cares about something that's difficult to motivate to the program managers or demo. Clear

You don't get promotions from speeding up code, unfortunately. Nobody cares about something that's difficult to motivate to the program managers or demo. Clearly some egos have been bruised, but that's the reality of open source. You aren't just dealing with pre-screened colleagues. Some higher management should step in to mediate and cool things off. Absolutely unsurprised that the Windows Terminal team wasn't focused on this or didn't pull in, say, a rendering expert. Microsoft is very siloed.