Absolutely agree, it definitely is "startup hackathon culture". Well, that combined with typical SV engineer hubris. Being bright in your field and well paid

Absolutely agree, it definitely is "startup hackathon culture". Well, that combined with typical SV engineer hubris. Being bright in your field and well paid does not mean that you can be the master of any field. Some engineering disciplines require tighter tolerances. Some fields, particularly those that use human subjects, have much tighter ethical and safety requirements. It seems as though being immersed in SV startup culture for too long can render somebody literally unable to comprehend the notion of more stringent requirements and regulations existing.