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> lots of jobs will be created Invoking the broken window fallacy is not a good sign for the coherence of your argument. I'm not entirely sure whether I shou
by wyager 5y ago
> lots of jobs will be created
Invoking the broken window fallacy is not a good sign for the coherence of your argument.
I'm not entirely sure whether I should interpret this post literally or as a satire of NIH syndrome.
- dsr_ 5y agoLiteral, please. Competing software ecosystems can constitute valuable economic activity. Broken Windows is, if anything, the current state of affairs: running important things on Microsoft Windows is becoming intolerable, with layers of expensive (dollars and computrons) fixes being applied. Is it economically better to start over or to keep trying to defend the indefensible?