Drew DeVault on Nostr: I suppose there is a part of it which is the darker side to the democratization of ...
I suppose there is a part of it which is the darker side to the democratization of software. It could have happened through the free software movement, but instead it really happened more through the lens of capitalism, with a race to the bottom to make the developer experience as seamless and easy as possible, to train up software engineers without these values so they can produce more cheap software.
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