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I think "perfection" is understood to be a limit or non-unique. But where we are with tooling today, industry wide, is so completely abysmal that I don't think
by Ericson2314 7y ago
I think "perfection" is understood to be a limit or non-unique. But where we are with tooling today, industry wide, is so completely abysmal that I don't think the behavior of shooting for absolute perfection or something in reach is that different.
Words like yours implies we are "good enough" and anything better is "too costly", and I don't think that is remotely true.
- _bxg1 7y agoThat was not my intent.
- Ericson2314 7y agoGlad to be wrong, then.