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I think they mean it wasn't ready as a product to be sold to the public.

• netsharc 7y ago
  Seems like the author doesn't really know the meaning of that term (or well, is using that term not in the way you and I understand it). That word is even linked to the Wikipedia page, but it says: > This can be a way for an organization to test its products in real-world usage. Hence dogfooding can act as quality control, It smells like the author wanted to use a fancier term for "beta-testing".
  • 13hours 7y ago
    He also doesn't seem to know quite what "delusional" means. He uses it to describe people that don't agree with him.