war of quantity vs quality!
When you build an institution that rewards people for licking cookies and planting flags, and actively discourages the production of useful and reusable artifacts and methods...https://twitter.com/matthew_d_green/status/1144985659314180096 …
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The question is, with the level of competition in academia to publish papers, how could you produce quality software? Students and interns (juniors) can't do that and professional software engineers are expensive. Also, research is not always ready to ship for many reasons...
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I get your point but now I’m craving cookies
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Not all academic research is meant to end up in production systems, even when given a few years. Instead, it’s supposed to be exploratory and pushing the limits of our understanding. Tbh, if we only published production research, the world would be a boring place.
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I totally get that the byproduct is frustration for engineers, but it’s essential for the progress of science, and by proxy, of engineering.
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The cookie licking machine licks cookies.
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