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> something can work and yet be imperfect. I never said it was perfect, I just commented on what he was doing was worked well considering the goals of the proj
by mbrumlow 8y ago
> something can work and yet be imperfect.
I never said it was perfect, I just commented on what he was doing was worked well considering the goals of the project.
> can work and yet can be better, is so foreign to you?
Absolutely not, I just think the methods being used to achieve the "better" in question is actively making it worse.
- eropple 8y agoAnd yet you immediately discount the notion that Linus might thing that it's...not making it "worse". Which I find kind of interesting, you know? He might just actually know what's going on in his own head.