> Which is why we’re all using an internet powered by Javascript, Electron apps on the desktop, etc. Worse is better. That's being a bit alarmist, isn't it? It

> Which is why we’re all using an internet powered by Javascript, Electron apps on the desktop, etc. Worse is better. That's being a bit alarmist, isn't it? It's not worse is better. It's the right amount of compromises is better. Or, "good enough is better". Perfection usually has diminishing returns and is rarely obtainable. Worse is not better. Good enough is better; objectively so.