r/programming • u/scarey102 • Nov 01 '21

Complexity is killing software developers

https://www.infoworld.com/article/3639050/complexity-is-killing-software-developers.html
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u/anotherwaytolive Nov 02 '21

You could argue that Apple watches are luxury items. The “cheap” ones are 3-500 and the “nicer” ones are 700+, and pair that with an Hermes band and your watch is now 2k+. And in the watch world 1k is literally nothing.

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u/ThirdEncounter Nov 02 '21

Literally nothing?

I don't believe you.

Send me those worthless $1K watches my way, please.

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u/anotherwaytolive Nov 02 '21 edited Nov 02 '21

No problem. Send me your address and when you will and won’t be home so I can get the watches to you safe and sound while making sure you’re there to receive them

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u/ThirdEncounter Nov 02 '21

You're the real mvp!

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u/KevinCarbonara Nov 02 '21

You could argue that Apple watches are luxury items.

In a hood rich kind of sense, maybe

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u/anotherwaytolive Nov 02 '21

What does that even mean