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There is nothing practical about writing a pointer value to a file. This was a quick hack that made the feature appear to work rather than actually work. It's
by hamburglar 6y ago
There is nothing practical about writing a pointer value to a file. This was a quick hack that made the feature appear to work rather than actually work. It's really bad engineering.
- marmaduke 6y agoI agree with you, before the external constraints enter the picture. But as you said, it had to be delivered with this feature on a shorter timeline than a better solution allowed for. The choice between delivering something and delivering nothing, how do you proceed there?
- hamburglar 6y agoSlip it or cut it. Doing it in a way that loses data for users is a bad call.