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For me most of the times it means that the problem probably isn’t worth the work. Which in part is why I never understood the “solve a problem you have mentali
by the_only_law 6y ago
For me most of the times it means that the problem probably isn’t worth the work.
Which in part is why I never understood the “solve a problem you have mentality” when it comes to writing software. On the occasion that I have an problem that a A) be solved by software and B) does not have a or existing solution that works well, it’ll typically just put it off or give up because the problem is not worth the effort it would take to solve it.