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A bridge that depends on all rivets being perfect is a bad thing. A proof that no longer holds outside of its domain of application is still useful. The trick
by sqrt17 16y ago
A bridge that depends on all rivets being perfect is a bad thing. A proof that no longer holds outside of its domain of application is still useful.
The trick is to recognize when you need one and when you'd rather use the other.
- kiujygtyujik 16y agoSame in software - an application that fills a business purpose but has bugs or "errors" is correct. An error free perfect piece of software hat doesn't is useless