@janl That is entirely in keeping with what I've heard of Facebook engineering. If you use it to take full advantage of it, you end up with a security nightmare, and if you lock it down enough to fix it, you've spent more time than you would have building APIs in the first place. All the effort to build tooling there probably could have more usefully gone to more fluid APIs.

@janl so many of the big developments in software development and infrastructure in the last few decades boil down to huge corporates wanting to reduce how much different teams are required to talk to each other. Microservices, GraphQL, Kubernetes, even cloud computing as a whole to some degree.

@dymaxion or to recruiting and training people for communication and collaboration skills.

But god forbid SV entertain a non-technical solution for human interaction dilemmas. 🤷

@cczona It's fine, we'll just ship more code about it. Move fast and break people, you know.