disenchanting

No matter how you dice it, your conscience tells you that this is more than a bit unfair and disenchanting.

No matter how you dice it, your conscience tells you that this is more than a bit disenchanting if not unfair.

I was part of a similar community and found it disenchanting because I wanted to make new things.

I've been following the equity crowdfunding sites, and here are a few observations on why it seems disenchanting.

The bug reporting experience with Chrome on the other hand is rather disenchanting.

With Elon/Tesla, as more information has come out with time, it's been disenchanting.

There are some seriously paranoid people on HN these days, and it is rather disenchanting to have to sift through all the negativity.

I still have that dream it's just wow the reality of the cost of doing business is brutal and disenchanting.

If I knew, I'd be working on it, but I sense a lot of opportunity in un-disenchanting technology for various demographics.

Although these talks were superficial and today I'd see them disenchanting, back then it was an interesting alternatives to offline sociality.

So it was a bit disenchanting but I'm still grateful to have lived the dream.

Very frustrating and sometimes disenchanting to discover they don’t really care.

I would add that Christianity was all about "disenchanting" the world (and my interpretation of Die Nibelungen as taken to express this in literary form).

It might seem boring and disenchanting for a recent graduate to know that the "dry and boring" stuff he just got done with will be recurring forever, but that's the way it is (if you are creative then nothing is dry and boring anyway).

Which touches on one of the disenchanting things about technology (that is probably not actually true, but how I feel): it feels like we've only got "hard ideas" left, most accessible to the experts, those with resources, those with a lot of time.