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If it's so extremely obvious, why does it happen time and time again? I think I've spent all of my time arguing against this process. It's bad. It's better to i
by squiggleblaz 9y ago
If it's so extremely obvious, why does it happen time and time again? I think I've spent all of my time arguing against this process. It's bad. It's better to improve on a bad design, than to make a bad design worse by adding another design to it. But it's hard to notice that.
- TickleSteve 9y agoBecause its extremely difficult to do something about it. Its normal for people to change what they're working on, this is inevitable.