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That's sometimes a good strategy, but breaks when you do too much at once. See boeing's recent fiasco where they did basically just that with parts and a fusel
by bin0 7y ago
That's sometimes a good strategy, but breaks when you do too much at once. See boeing's recent fiasco where they did basically just that with parts and a fuselage that weren't really compatible. Metaphor extends: try to replace too much in part and something will break.
- kickopotomus 7y agoI would say the Boeing incident more so favors the counterpoint. Boeing tried to keep adding features to an airframe (code base) that could not support it.