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All that multiplied by the number of customers. If you don't value your customers, then they are all "irrelevant". > Our programming culture's priorities are s
by xfer 7y ago
All that multiplied by the number of customers. If you don't value your customers, then they are all "irrelevant".
> Our programming culture's priorities are so far skewed from whats' actually important.
Indeed, that's why there are so many electron based bloatware being developed.
- lmm 7y agoAll development effort is multiplied by number of customers though. Like, if you put that time and effort into developing a new useful feature, the value of that is multiplied by number of customers too.
- badsectoracula 7y agoxfer means to multiply the cost of the wasted resources by the number of customers, since it is they who will have to waste those resources, not you. On the other hand the resources spent to implement the new useful feature will only be used by you, not your customers, so you do not get to multiply that.