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Did you not read the parent's remark? My comment was directed towards discussion of article's proposed solution, not resolution.
by metaphor 9y ago
Did you not read the parent's remark? My comment was directed towards discussion of article's proposed solution, not resolution.
- matte_black 9y agoThat’s one way to interpret it, but given the disappointment that was expressed I’d assume it was a reference to “solution” of writing the problem off as human error for which nothing can be done. Until the op clarifies what they meant, both our comments are equally valid or invalid.
- metaphor 9y agoTo be sure, there's a nice and bold sub-section of the article titled A Simple Solution which I (perhaps naively) presumed the parent was referring to--further reinforced (in my mind) by a username which subtly suggested specialization in traffic engineering.
- matte_black 9y agoIt would seem odd to be disappointed with a solution that wasn’t actually implemented.
- metaphor 9y agoTo the contrary, I often experience such disappoints during design reviews in my day job. I think we both can agree that the discussion has clearly digressed into unconstructive pedantry territory.