Edit: One more thing I would note is that a big part of why we are able to support this codebase is because we have adopted a sort of "hive mind" developer mindset, where everyone tries to role play this ideal of a developer who would best be suited for the task. We acknowledge that our codebase is not a place for much "fun" and the best analogy I could come up with is its like doing something in a nuclear power plant control room. You just gotta do it by the book every time, and then you get to go home to a safe and happy community. It's not like we employ volunteers.