Are you seriously asserting that security and code quality are not important? That the implications of poor security and of unmaintainable, garbage systems are entirely made-up and immaterial?
This is hard to face for conscientious people who have built identities around their skills, but yes, objectively, as measured by decisions and results, quality¹ is not important and it never was. It's horrible to say, but no amount of indignation makes it false when it's a fact.
It's just true.
Quality has always been a luxury that almost everyone has gone without, consumers and producers both.
This is hard to face for conscientious people who have built identities around their skills, but yes, objectively, as measured by decisions and results, quality¹ is not important and it never was. It's horrible to say, but no amount of indignation makes it false when it's a fact.
It's just true.
Quality has always been a luxury that almost everyone has gone without, consumers and producers both.
[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49105315