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>Obviously improving things even a little is better than not improving them at all. That is not at all obvious. It's particularly not obvious when you benefit
by ianamartin 11y ago
>Obviously improving things even a little is better than not improving them at all.
That is not at all obvious. It's particularly not obvious when you benefit from the marginal improvement, thereby creating a damn good reason to not improve the problem any more than marginally.
- pron 11y agoRight, but I would call a claimed improvement that actively blocks bigger improvements a non-improvement or even harm. I think we're in perfect agreement.