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Then go hack. The point is, it's not an interesting hack for the vast majority of the audience. Because they've already seen this play out over and over and ov
by groby_b 4y ago
Then go hack.
The point is, it's not an interesting hack for the vast majority of the audience. Because they've already seen this play out over and over and over.
It's like sticking your hand in a grinder and yelling "for science". The result might be new for you, and it's hacking by your definition, but I'm fairly certain the rest of the audience is OK not investing time into the experiment.
- jrootabega 4y agoI have no intention of sticking my metaphorical hand, or the hand of anyone, into a metaphorical grinder. But I will point out that it was someone who thought about, and experimented with, sticking fleshy pieces into power tools, that invented the SawStop. :)