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What's the difference between "something even Google hasn’t been able to do" and "their scaling requirements made it impractical"? When you get past the semant

by drm237 18y ago

What's the difference between "something even Google hasn’t been able to do" and "their scaling requirements made it impractical"? When you get past the semantics, it's essentially the same thing. Either way, they're not doing it.

mseebach 18y ago
Lack of action doesn't imply inability. That's what's different. A parked car is not a car that's not able to drive. It's a car that's not driving.
- aneesh 18y ago
  The end user only cares whether its driving. If it's not moving, the user doesn't really care why.