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I don't know what the situation is with the C++ development. But in general, based on my experience on standardization work, it's really hard to stop a committe
by ilkkao 5y ago
I don't know what the situation is with the C++ development. But in general, based on my experience on standardization work, it's really hard to stop a committee from inventing new features when the members get paid to participate and make an impact. Maybe exaggerated but sometimes I got the feeling that some proposal existed only so that the presenter was able to justify a week in a nice meeting location like Hawaii.
- 2iP1zbR 5y ago> it's really hard to stop a committee from inventing new features when the members get paid to participate and make an impact. This could also explain most awful, unnecessary GUI updates, unprovoked by any customers, throughout software.