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But....why? They could've just saved themselves the trouble and said "Anyone fancy doing this in C++? No. Great, that's that tricky question off the table!" Ra
by Traster 7y ago
But....why?
They could've just saved themselves the trouble and said "Anyone fancy doing this in C++? No. Great, that's that tricky question off the table!" Rather thna going through this ridiculous exercise of writing bad C++ in order to justify not using C++. If we really believe that this is just a way of idnetifying a revealed preference fine, but engineers should be smart enough to not need to trick thesmlves into coming to the obvious conclusion.