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> It's not technically a bug, It is absolutely an anti-feature. Most things in life function on some level of predictability. Computers are pretty high on pred
by TrainedMonkey 2y ago
> It's not technically a bug,
It is absolutely an anti-feature. Most things in life function on some level of predictability. Computers are pretty high on predictability scale, do the least surprising thing and all that.
I sincerely hope there is some kind of feedback mechanism for the "not a technical manager" to either learn or get less decision making authority.
- surfingdino 2y agoNo, the manager is still there having skilfully removed anyone who has any clue how to build, test, or deploy software from the organisation. And he does not accept points of view other than his own.
- tojaprice 2y agoWhat exactly is his aversion? Did he ever say? It seems like an inane hill for him to choose to die on.
- mapt 2y agoAin't dead yet.
- surfingdino 2y agoHe was never able to explain his reasons nor did he want to be told it made no sense. I saw similar behaviour in other orgs.