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So they should go completely counter to the way that businesses traditionally function and keep something in a lab for potentially decades instead of shipping a
by astrea 6y ago
So they should go completely counter to the way that businesses traditionally function and keep something in a lab for potentially decades instead of shipping a "good enough" solution that can be fixed along the way? Especially one that would get valuable information and edge cases from a live system? It's not like it's safety critical software. It's neat to have, sure, but you won't die if you get the wrong London's time.
- recursive 6y ago> shipping a "good enough" solution I think the debate here is about whether anything has shipped that is actually "good enough". I don't think it's that controversial to avoid shipping stuff that's not good enough.
- astrea 6y agoI think it's good enough. Sure, in this very cherry-picked example it fails. But for a lion's share of functionality it works just fine.