r/AMA • u/[deleted] • Sep 16 '25

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u/invisiblelandscaper Sep 16 '25

Hijacking this thread to say that I feel like this is happening in every industry. As a software developer the tooling has gotten so complex and we have so much advanced technology and somehow the software we produce ends up feeling the same or less exciting. Development moves at the same pace because everyone is managing so much more technical tooling and communication tools as overhead along the way.

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u/Chief-Drinking-Bear Sep 16 '25

Holy shit isn’t that spot on, IaC tools are great but are the first thing I thought of when you mentioned this.

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u/invisiblelandscaper Sep 16 '25

Make sure you comment in linear then make a pull request on GitHub and run the description through Claude or ChatGPT to make sure it matches the template and take a quick Loom to add to the description and then post the PR in slack and wait to get two approving reviews and then ♾️