This is really interesting. It makes a nice template when the subjects are different but the sentiment is the same. For example: * I'm sick of the distinctio

This is really interesting. It makes a nice template when the subjects are different but the sentiment is the same. For example: * I'm sick of the distinction between developers and operators. The developers think they're hot shit because they solve the big problems. They know how to scale. They look down on operators who are only solving trivial problems. Developers build the real things. They don't have time to learn about Apache configs or how to determine how many servers to allocate to a task. Without them, a project can never be successful. The operators think they're hot shit because they're the closest to the metal. They know to perfect an infrastructure. They look down on developers who have no idea how the product is actually run and who don't get woken up at night when it breaks. Operators build the real things. They don't have time to learn about the rails stack or wretched languages like JavaScript. Without them, a project can never be successful. You're both wrong. You must do both or you'll be irrelevant (somewhere). Over-specialization is the curse of our profession. Stratification breeds condescension. The only remedy is for all engineers to do devops.