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I guess I now understand your position, the question is fair but I think its fundamentals are wrong. There's no benefit to accepting, forgiving and finding work
by Avamander 5y ago
I guess I now understand your position, the question is fair but I think its fundamentals are wrong. There's no benefit to accepting, forgiving and finding workarounds for out-of-spec behaviour that causes arbitrary unfairness.
The discussion should end at the conclusion that (those) programmers should write better code, they have written bad code and not that the victim should adapt around the bad code.
- chockchocschoir 5y agoI agree that everyone should do better work, programmers including. But that doesn't actually solve anything at hand. I guess are difference is that I'm seeing this as a practical issue that has a pragmatic solution, at least for me, since I care about moving on with my day, while you feel it's better to just give up and not use something if you can't use your email address for it. The benefit for finding workarounds is that you can still use that thing you were trying to use.