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yeah - the title is kinda clickbaity. though it's a true saying. the art of making software that works is truly, LOST. yeah, paychecks are nice. but damn ...
by dzonga 3y ago
yeah - the title is kinda clickbaity.
though it's a true saying.
the art of making software that works is truly, LOST.
yeah, paychecks are nice. but damn ... nothing works anymore.
all the big major tech companies with all their leetcode engineers can't make stuff that's simple and works.
the middle layer of tech companies is even worse. e.g at $job we can't even make search controls that work
on consumer apps - bugs everywhere. look at an app like hinge -- that can't sync your unread messages with a badge. such a simple problem.
- bigbillheck 3y ago> the art of making software that works is truly, LOST. I don't think it ever existed.
- pixl97 3y ago>nothing works anymore. Kids these days... Back in my day nothing f*ing worked and we liked it! I'd like to load up a PC with Win 3.1 and some of the apps back then and let people today use it. Not only would you realize how much software sucked back then, but it required rebooting the entire PC to get the thing functioning again.