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> the IT guys detest it, since they don't have the wherewithal to understand it (or else they'd be higher-paid developers) seems like an unfair characterisatio
by bdsa 4y ago
> the IT guys detest it, since they don't have the wherewithal to understand it (or else they'd be higher-paid developers)
seems like an unfair characterisation (having been both!)
- aa-jv 4y agoIf glib IT policy gets in the way of development, its a fair characterization imho. Both the Homebrew developers obfuscating their analytics, and IT guys wanting to lock everything down, suffer from the same malady: glibness. Too many times IT has had authority over development to the detriment of the project. Developers must resist this.