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> The problem is not incidental; it's fundamental. WTF does that mean?
by RivieraKid 4y ago
> The problem is not incidental; it's fundamental.
WTF does that mean?
- tsm 4y agoI would've said "it's an inherent problem, not just bad luck this time".
- Smithalicious 4y agoIt's not an (isolated) incident, it's fundamental (part of the foundation, a core part of) to energy management. What that means is that the issue is expected; it's always been an issue when dealing with energy and always will be.
- bcrosby95 4y agoI assume it's borrowing language from incidental vs fundamental complexity in programming. Fundamental is core to the problem, incidental is stuff we add because of our imperfect solutions.