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Takes time and dev's aren't cheep. Best coder in the world has to feed their family. Best managers in the world have to feed their coders. Devs and managers co
by baash05 5y ago
Takes time and dev's aren't cheep. Best coder in the world has to feed their family. Best managers in the world have to feed their coders.
Devs and managers could. But (as a web dev) why bother.
- 1.7 percent of responding households reporting horse ownership (US)
- should we call road builders bad at their job because we don't include horse friendly tracks.
- Can you imagine a city manager asking for more horse friendly roads in your city? It's 1.7% after all.
- reaperducer 5y agoCan you imagine a city manager asking for more horse friendly roads in your city? Perhaps you just have very limited experience, or don't travel, or something, but in the last two major cities (1.5m+) I've lived in, yes, I can imagine that. And in the previous one, horse trials were being added all the time. We build municipal skateboarding facilities all the time, and in the U.S., only 2% of people are into that. Ditto for frisbee golf, which is only 0.33% of Americans. More to the point — What you describe is just an excuse for the whole "why bother" laziness and race to the bottom that's gotten the internet into the mess it's in today. "Good enough" almost never is.