Historically (at least in orgs that aren't maximally toxic) software engineering has actually had a great culture of seniors helping Junior and midlevels grow. IME most of us enjoy mentoring, and further enjoy having someone else who can do the boring shit for us. It's why, despite incompetent management being the norm, the industry has succeeded as much as it has.
Unfortunately I think this is changing now. The ownership class has finally pushed too far and I think a sizeable portion of us have realized that we devs have to stop maintaining the engineering cultures of our orgs to fight back.
I typically fly first and my last trip American cancelled my scheduled comfortable connection and replaced it with one that was way too short. Predictably because of delays in my first leg my scheduled connecting flight was missed.
My wife and I were left with the options of not getting home that night or flying economy home. American compensated us with $15 vouchers.
It's actually impressive that they've even made first class a shitty experience.
Historically (at least in orgs that aren't maximally toxic) software engineering has actually had a great culture of seniors helping Junior and midlevels grow. IME most of us enjoy mentoring, and further enjoy having someone else who can do the boring shit for us. It's why, despite incompetent management being the norm, the industry has succeeded as much as it has.
Unfortunately I think this is changing now. The ownership class has finally pushed too far and I think a sizeable portion of us have realized that we devs have to stop maintaining the engineering cultures of our orgs to fight back.
If you have the money I've had nothing but good experiences with Prusa, and I had tons of bad experiences with the cheap printers I had before.
I can only speak directly to their bed slingers, but if I was buying today I'd probably get their new coreXY model.
Interesting, I've always heard that victron stuff is the most robust and well designed inverter/chargers in the consumer space.
Flying business/first is STILL shit now.
I typically fly first and my last trip American cancelled my scheduled comfortable connection and replaced it with one that was way too short. Predictably because of delays in my first leg my scheduled connecting flight was missed.
My wife and I were left with the options of not getting home that night or flying economy home. American compensated us with $15 vouchers.
It's actually impressive that they've even made first class a shitty experience.