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The problem is that something worse will always get made more quickly and gain traction.
by ZitchDog 6y ago
The problem is that something worse will always get made more quickly and gain traction.
- BrendanEich 6y agoThe "gain traction" part requires more care to assert, it's not just something worse getting made that ensures this. Bad is just bad, and so sometimes worse is not better ;-). What RPG described was good-enough but worse in New Jersey vs. MIT sense, not the cathedral or Fabergé egg: the farmer-hack from Murray Hill. Good enough + "Who's on first" and iteration win.