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Exactly. One can discuss and imagine all they want without full information and it's very normal and socially and personally productive. I'd refrain from issuin
by dcow 9y ago
Exactly. One can discuss and imagine all they want without full information and it's very normal and socially and personally productive. I'd refrain from issuing final judgements unless you have "all the info" but that's pretty obvious.
- blub 9y agoOne can gossip about Apple's technical problems, but it's neither interesting nor a good use of the time of most of the people on HN I'd imagine. I don't see how that's productive, what has been "produced" here? Even the reddit comment from an (alleged) Apple employee was contradicted by other (alleged) Apple employees. Gathering any insights into Apple's quality issues does not seem to be possible at all from internet comments... that makes the whole thing misleading and pointless to me.
- dcow 9y agoI was speaking in a slightly more general sense. I mean what can we as humans do then? Just shut up and go on our way? I don't necessarily disagree that there isn't much of tangible value to be gained for us, but I don't think it's useless to discuss these scenarios. Hopefully it helps us human inform future decisions we may all have to make one day, and if people talk about problems enough they have a way of becoming acknowledged.