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"Why don't you do it?" is not a put-down I like very much, but when you say stuff like this >yeaahhhh sorrrryyyy, i just see basically zero attempts to build s
by solveit 5y ago
"Why don't you do it?" is not a put-down I like very much, but when you say stuff like this
>yeaahhhh sorrrryyyy, i just see basically zero attempts to build systems that do better. there's a vast lack of trying in my view. calling this all inevitable & necessary is a dry, shrivelled response that accepts the fat nothingburger of effort anyone has put in to trying anything better.
I feel compelled to ask: "Have you tried?"
- rektide 5y agoI am working very very hard but I am also very very slow, and I care about pendantic stupid layers of the stack that are not really relevant to the larger questions I want to tangle with.