@ariadne @jschwart @kate theoretically :)
the devil is in the details.
I think it's not the problem of development per se. it's the problem of the system that pushes the unfinished projects to the market. they impose impossible deadlines to developers and then get botched production. the thing that changed is not the complexity of technologies. but the process of normal development, that implies designing, testing and debugging. the past two may repeat again and again, until it works stable and fine. but nobody is interested in stable and fine hardware. they sell BS because they get more money from selling BS. they push new and more bugggy chips on market and make more profit from every bug they cannot fix.