> The average programmer today can't write good code even if told it's an explicit priority. But what even is good code? As an infrastructure guy i see my fel

> The average programmer today can't write good code even if told it's an explicit priority. But what even is good code? As an infrastructure guy i see my fellow software engineers endlessly debating and bikeshedding on anything but speed and memory consumption. I see them arguing about functional vs object oriented, immutable data structures, test driven development, agentic bs, this or that interpreted language… never about reducing memory consumption .