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I found it's frequently because they let perfect be the enemy of good. Because something has potential caveats, problematic corner cases, or philosophical nits
by lordlimecat 6y ago
I found it's frequently because they let perfect be the enemy of good.
Because something has potential caveats, problematic corner cases, or philosophical nits, open source projects will often end up sticking with a worse solution out of pure bullheadedness.