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Software also requires far more maintenance and modification. Whereas building a bridge takes more work than maintaining it software is often the opposite
by zeroonetwothree 4y ago
Software also requires far more maintenance and modification. Whereas building a bridge takes more work than maintaining it software is often the opposite
- rjbwork 4y agoWhile true, nobody asks you to turn a bridge into a tunnel the day after the first cars drive across it either.
- Jensson 4y agoGenius Manager: Let users choose whether they want a tunnel or a bridge, and you move the road to fit their needs! Genius Engineer: Easy, the new intel bridge builder runs a million times faster than they used to, done! And then each car has to wait for the bridge to be rebuilt, and people wonder why driving isn't any faster than it used to even though everything is a million times faster.
- quickthrower2 4y agoKayak => Ferry => Bridge => Tunnel No you are not allowed to rewrite or refactor. Only add!
- AYBABTME 4y agoI don't think so. The factories building the hardware require much more maintenance than the software just to keep the lights on, not including growth. Solid state stuff is incredibly reliable in comparison. Then add growth, which I already explained is where software truly shines in how cheap it is to scale in comparison. There's a reason software companies are making fortunes. The margins are incredibly high, high enough to more than compensate for inefficiencies such as lavish office spaces, low employee utilization, etc.