At the scale that the selloffs happened, that meant there were some shifts by institutional investors. These are the kinds of managers that would have technical

At the scale that the selloffs happened, that meant there were some shifts by institutional investors. These are the kinds of managers that would have technical people on retainer to consult (eg. Guidepoint). > They are too busy deploying ruby apps and juggling jsons over https Ruby is "legacy" as well nowadays. Most younger devs I meet tend to really only understand JS and Python, and that too while heavily relying on outside packages or dependencies. Not a bad thing per say, but if a VC like me has deeper knowledge about OS internals or Mellanox tuning than some of the (American) MLEs in companies they've done due diligence on, something's very wrong with the talent pipeline.