> Regarding love of complexity and C++, they’re sitting on the C++ committee. Complexity is their bread and butter. :) To me the think-cell guys sound like the

> Regarding love of complexity and C++, they’re sitting on the C++ committee. Complexity is their bread and butter. :) To me the think-cell guys sound like they are gung-ho on clout-chasing, to the point that this side of theirs even eclipses their own products and services. It sounds they got the whole point of software engineering entirely backwards: their goal is to pile complex tech showcases in their product line and presentations as a proxy to being competent in their field,and instead they unwittingly put together unmaintainable and convoluted code that requires a high cognitive load just to troubleshoot the simplest issues.