Sublime

Anyone who has refactored a legacy system has encountered some version of this fallacy: ‘Why start with fixing that [easily fixable] part of the system? It won’t move the needle. The only part worth fixing is [radioactive spaghetti mess that will kill project before it starts].’

They somehow single-handedly set back Product Management years. https://t.co/o948rTsl8H

Just sent off an email saying warmest “retards” instead of “regards” https://t.co/hyMv6HKKEJ

The UK is a fucking joke I recently got declined a business savings account, simply because I operate in crypto. Despite telling them I'd fund it with £500k (and lock it up for 180 days for a good interest rate). This was declined before I even had a chance to provide documents/information, simply because of the word 'c... See more

The state of software quality overall is abysmal, particularly for multi-billion dollar companies that have virtually limitless resources. When you have a thousand engineers, sooner or later one will commit a regression and some core functionality will be broken for 6 months.