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Nah, because it would cost the company billions of dollars in lost productivity waiting for these files to get re-processed every time someone built the thing.
by bskap 10y ago
Nah, because it would cost the company billions of dollars in lost productivity waiting for these files to get re-processed every time someone built the thing. Google's general philosophy is that humans are expensive and computers are cheap, so pretty much anything that helps the humans go faster is a going to be a net benefit in the long run.