No. Hubris is wearing a tshirt to an interview
I'm not sure what's behind this account's commenting history about dress, but it's repetitive and has frequently violated the site guidelines, so please don't.
In this context, I took hubris as paradoxical since the end result is a good quality (and well maintained) software program.
Therefore you should at least make an effort to dress up for an interview because you never know if it's your last chance to make any sort of impression.
And let your hubris shine that way instead of choosing the casual path that every other one will certainly choose.
Edit: of course this argument is lost on all the beautiful minds who spare no effort at shabby chic
Relevant quote: "As soon as the guy walked into the room, I knew it was going to be problematic, because he seemed extremely straight-laced and uptight, dressing more like an insurance salesman than a technologist."
Jobs was an ass, but Andy had a point: dressing correctly depends on the context. The idea of dressing "up" or "down" as if it was a single axis was never correct, and is even less nowadays.
If that’s not acceptable, I probably don’t want to work there.
Isn’t that true about what you’re saying here? If you don’t have any why spread it as if it’s yours?
Signalling that you're taking the path of least resistance aka snitching is hardly ingenious.
And you call yourself a software professional!
Nothing is serious, but maybe you already get it and forgot the /sarcasm at the end of the monologue.
Don’t leave, stick around.