To me that is exactly a failure of usefulness that makes those tools less valuable and counts towards avoiding them. It's probably very difficult to quantify wh

To me that is exactly a failure of usefulness that makes those tools less valuable and counts towards avoiding them. It's probably very difficult to quantify what is lost vs what is gained by buying in to things like that, but "difficult to quantify" doesn't mean there's nothing there. It's not even the fixed typo that's the valuable lost thing, it's the frictionless discovery or creation of a whole new useful developer or ops admin. Also the value of allowing people to take pride in and care about their work, which is your product. What's that worth? Hard to measure but I will confidently say it's a lot.