The code runs, and confidence rises but generating a system and understanding a system are two very different things.

We are still trying to solve the same problem, just with different tools.

I never imagined a day may come in my career where performance is assessed based on how many tokens I consume.

Experience is what you got when you didn't get what you wanted.

The biggest failure in the history of software.

The added complexity wasn't justified.

The right combination of patterns for better integrations.

Nothing crashed—things just got worse.

I am thinking do these folks know what they are doing? Do they know that their sole contribution is to lower our productivity?

That’s how i see it today. It took me years to get here, and I'm open to change my mind.

It would be much easier to start a next-gen system from scratch.

This made me rethink a system design decision while working on an event-driven architecture.