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right, but forget fine china: some people would prefer to give their guests real plates, and do so when they have 10 guests, but don't have 100 plates, so when
by its_so_on 15y ago
right, but forget fine china: some people would prefer to give their guests real plates, and do so when they have 10 guests, but don't have 100 plates, so when 100 guests show up on their lawn they use disposable plates. The reason doesn't matter. See my comment above about why it's hard to think of code as being a consumable good AT ALL (for any reason).
My point wasn't really about tableware, it was about disposable versus durable goods.
- Natsu 15y agoThat then points to a reasonable solution: use disposable stuff for rare events but have a good set for everyday use.
- its_so_on 15y agoi guess i was being incredibly unclear then because that was my whole point. :/ a lot of code is for rare disposable events and doesn't need to be built like a ship; more like a paper airplane.