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It's probably not a coincidence that fewer settings means less complex software, and less costly to produce
by mitchdoogle 5y ago
It's probably not a coincidence that fewer settings means less complex software, and less costly to produce
- ed 5y agoIn my experience it's the exact opposite. It's almost always easier to leave product decisions to the user and add a new setting. And if you have very few settings, your software needs to "just work," which means quietly handling edge cases you would normally rely on the user to troubleshoot.