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I love the ideal, but unfortunately this is only a characteristic of software that is not (widely) used. In a combination of the Peter Principle and the Big Ban
by nogabebop23 7y ago
I love the ideal, but unfortunately this is only a characteristic of software that is not (widely) used. In a combination of the Peter Principle and the Big Bang, software will be used in an every-expanding array of uses for which it will attempt to add first-party support until it collapses under it's own mass and dies a death of ten thousand vertical slice competitors and the process repeats.
- userbinator 7y agoKnuth's TeX is somewhat widely used, yet has the similar characteristic of approaching stability.
- thaeli 7y agoOnly because LaTeX is separate and most of the development and new features happen there.