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> Looks like you're not launch ready. It's 2017 man, things are launched with kinks all the time now. Your definition of launch ready doesn't have to apply to
by 0xfeba 9y ago
> Looks like you're not launch ready.
It's 2017 man, things are launched with kinks all the time now. Your definition of launch ready doesn't have to apply to everyone else.
- celim307 9y agoIts kinda ridiculous that we've just accepted things are going to broken at launch.
- jijosunny 9y agoI totally understand your point, but WhatRuns is not a broken extension. Google blessed us with more than 10k+ active users by featuring us on the Chrome Webstore front page :) and we have been improving the technology ever since. However, there is a lot of manual labour involved in correcting detection inaccuracies, which our team is working full-time on. Rest assured WR will only improve from here on. Thank you for dropping by!
- throwaway613834 9y ago> WhatRuns is not a broken extension Try running it on www.example.com and let me know how many of those are accurate.
- the-dude 9y agoAround ~2000 it became common knowledge to download the latest driver from the net instead of using the supplied one on the CD for hardware you just bought. That is the assumption of broken hardware to be shipped 17 years avant la lettre?
- hk__2 9y agoThings are always broken at launch; you can’t prevent all the bugs and unexpected things always happen. IMHO it’s a very good thing we’ve "accepted things are going to broken at launch"; the "ship early, release often" model works a lot better than "wait 10 years before release so that everything is perfect but you’re 9 years late".