I think we basically agree. Let me address what I think is the main difference. It seems the difference is what we each are including in the "universe" of the

I think we basically agree. Let me address what I think is the main difference. It seems the difference is what we each are including in the "universe" of the problem. To me, it looks like you start and end with the developer (maybe developer + user), and assign laziness to them (aka you turn it into a moral problem). On my argument, I am including the company, the users, and the whole economy. In that context, it is not about what the developer wants, but about the economical incentives, and it is not a moral problem but an optimization one.