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imho its because this simply isn't an actual problem worth spending time and resources on solving. It irks critics because it doesn't fit into the narrative of
by cagenut 15y ago
imho its because this simply isn't an actual problem worth spending time and resources on solving. It irks critics because it doesn't fit into the narrative of trying to discern the internal rational-actor brain of a anthropomorphized corporation. It irks engineers because we like to pick one and make it the best. But for google... shrug... let them both keep going, see what happens. They've got plenty of money to pay for both teams, and consider what they're working on important enough that it doesn't hurt to have a plan b. Even if you're not sure which is A and which is B.