This is very true. IME it’s really an empathy problem. - “It passes the linter so don’t give me any advice on how it can be improved” - “YAGNI” While both of

This is very true. IME it’s really an empathy problem. - “It passes the linter so don’t give me any advice on how it can be improved” - “YAGNI” While both of the above could be good counter-arguments in some contexts, I’ve seen them used disproportionately often by set-in-their-ways senior engineers who don’t care anymore or who forget that we write code for other humans, not for machines.