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You're right, and it all stems from impatience and a culture of do-it-later-ism. Nearly every single project I've worked on directly or indirectly has had prob

You're right, and it all stems from impatience and a culture of do-it-later-ism. Nearly every single project I've worked on directly or indirectly has had problems (involving security or otherwise) that could have been fixed by a more patient management. The best thing to learn as an engineer at any level: "rushing makes messes."

zrobotics 6y ago
Like pretty much any other worthwhile endeavor in life, the same rule applies: 1) Good 2) Fast 3) Cheap Normally, you can pick one. If you are exceptionally lucky, 2. No project is ever all 3 at once, if anyone thinks so for a given project that is a sure sign of either delusion or inadequate ability to judge (after all, good is very subjective).