@levelsio If someone kept notes on me I'd feel flattered, not creeped out. Just think about it: someone went the extra mile and took time to document the conversation because they felt it was worthy of remembering later.
We are all built different, some people need to write things down.
@dhh Very shallow, sorry. Comparing current management with anecdotes of a brilliant man who is not anymore, not only does not help but has been repeated so many times that there is no more to see there. Like comparing all nowadays politicians to Julius Caesar.
Every time I hear about "vibe coding" and the fact that engineers should "only" debug, but not write code anymore, I realize that no one knows what they are talking about.
Something about the recent H-1B debate, that none of the big media outlets mention, is just how incredibly hard it is to get the H-1B visa, for reasons that neither the employer nor the petitioner can affect.
Some of my experience in this 🧵
Opinion 4: Immigration keeps costs and wages down
This results from the demand-offer equation. The more offer there is, the lower the price.
Bad: US Tech workers get paid less (but still a lot)
Good: US can tax that income (unlike outsourced labor)
Good: Cost of goods stays low