> Cloud companies found a way to directly monetize developers' love of complexity and overengineering. It's genius. The developers' tastes differ a lot. Consi

> Cloud companies found a way to directly monetize developers' love of complexity and overengineering. It's genius. The developers' tastes differ a lot. Consider the extreme counterexamples * the "small code" scene * people who love to port modern games to C64, Amiga, retro consoles, ... The situation is in my opinion rather that quite some managers love complexity and "future-proofness", and thus hire developers who have a similar taste.