While paying ADSK 1k per seat annually and sucking up a 40% subscription hike just because 🙄

And this is part of their solution: "mkBoom fully automates whole aircraft level design analysis, including weights, propulsion, and aerodynamics. We can literally define an airplane parametrically in a configuration file and press a button."

"If something changes, re-running analyses becomes expensive and time-consuming, severely limiting the ability to iterate rapidly." (which sounds so much like architecture!)

The architect is unnamed in the article, but the software is not.

The full monstrosity is here: publications.knightfrank.com/your-space/2... What kills me is that they clearly put time (and money) into creating this this. What happened?

These cubes are definitely not to scale. And you can't even read this graph without the table. Edward Tufte is weeping.

Bars are all different sizes, and make it 3d for absolutely no reason.

But I also wonder if their classifiers are mislabeling discussions about software architecture and software engineering as being about the built environment...

It also takes these companies 23% longer to hire a replacement 😬

Source: www.thetimes.com/business-mon...

They also see an inverse relationship between office attendance requirements and actual usage. In other words, companies with low utilization are the ones most likely to introduce a mandate. So if you see a company introducing a mandate, it's really a sign that their workplace is in trouble.

Meanwhile in America