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There's a 0% chance 4 yr old hardware can't handle what GP is asking it to do. > Product people have been picking at the design and asking for changes way too
by ambicapter 4y ago
There's a 0% chance 4 yr old hardware can't handle what GP is asking it to do.
> Product people have been picking at the design and asking for changes way too late
Sounds like classic everything-bolted-on-never-refactored-always-add-features you see in the vast majority of companies. Which is fine if you're making a social app or CRM but not okay when talking about heavy machinery. No company ever prioritizes making things snappy and it's ultimately always on the engineers to push back. Sorry, this one is still on the software developers to me.
- kaba0 4y ago4 yr old what hardware? There are many many categories ranging from microchips barely using any electricity.