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Whatever they do, you’ll still have pain points, because people tend to ignore the good and focus on what’s left, and what’s left is never zero for that’s how t
by wruza 4y ago
Whatever they do, you’ll still have pain points, because people tend to ignore the good and focus on what’s left, and what’s left is never zero for that’s how the universe works. Gods run into pain points all the time.
The correct question is not where our pain points are, but how far these pain points are from what we want to do, i.e. are these points a real pain or just our own perfectionist anxiety. Typing for the sake of typing may not help doing the job before thursday.
- ajkjk 4y agoYeah but when you fix this round of pain points and then people complain about the next one... then that means I got a bunch of improvements? Is your point "because you'll still have pain points after improving things, don't improve anything?" that makes no sense. In no sense are the issues with TS "perfectionist anxiety". They're real, fixable problems that make it harder to write safe or simple code.