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and as an industry, we are tending towards fast, cheap, and you can write code to work around not having "good"

• bottled_poe 10y ago
  In my experience, if it isn't good relatively quickly, it certainly doesn't remain cheap for long.
• user5994461 10y ago
  It's not so much about the code as having a usage that can accommodate being run on "not good". Banks and hospitals don't.