You definitely described it perfectly: total chaos.
Titles are just "how valuable you are to that team".
Every team has different needs, so a senior engineer in one team might be a junior on another team that has a totally different set of needs. There is also no standardized titles, so it mostly is just "whatever they want to call it".
I listened to it on a long drive recently, and really enjoyed the audiobook version. The voice actor did a good job, and I liked the chords with the alien voice. The last 20% we were listening on the edge of our seats.
And then, a few weeks later, it's... fine. I like to call books like this "Good Time Fun". It probably won't be remembered in 100 years like other more timeless works, but it's a heck of a lot of fun if you just go along for the ride.
Another commenter suggested Young Adult, and that's exactly what it feels like. There's challenges, strong emotions, a bit of a a twist or two (pretty easy to see coming), clever creativity, Science To The Rescue, and Friendship Conquers Everything! You know, Good Time Fun!
A classic that kind of means the same thing is "me thinks he doth protest too much" from Shakespeare to indicate someone who brings up a topic they are guilty of.
But you can't see the code that runs those services, stores your settings, deploys your code, etc. Services are still a liability if they go away and your project depends on it
If AWS decides tomorrow to pull a Unity, can you fork it and keep your business running? Or do you need to rebuild an entire deployment infrastructure?
I'm pretty sure they mean have sexual relations with anyone not a spouse. Not cheating, just having sex with partner, but you aren't legally married. Sex outside marriage is traditionally not allowed in Christianity.
Perfectly timed for me to start a daily exercise routine up again. Did a 20min run and a bunch of single leg squats and pushups. Feels good to get back into the saddle
This shit right here is why I left public education as fast as I could. The writing was on the wall even before 2010