Oh, absolutely. This came up in a conversation I had with a friend last night about antitrust in tech. Not only do we underinvest in tooling but only the larges

Oh, absolutely. This came up in a conversation I had with a friend last night about antitrust in tech. Not only do we underinvest in tooling but only the largest companies have the spare time and resources to do so. I think this has led to many modern open innovations only realistically being useful for solving the problems of very large companies. On a cynical day I might even accuse certain tools of being designed that way for job security. Or at least it looks that way because the majority of people who are using the tool could only dream of getting approval from management to make a better alternative. The priorities of many of the tool maintainers, no matter how honest, just don’t match like they used to, and this is in an ecosystem awash with telemetry.