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Your confidence that there is an obviously optimal way to model something reads as either brilliance or hubris and brilliance is a lot rarer. Typically there a
by jddj 2y ago
Your confidence that there is an obviously optimal way to model something reads as either brilliance or hubris and brilliance is a lot rarer.
Typically there are subtle trade-offs and compromises which only prove themselves to be useful/detrimental as the software changes over time. You can place bets based on experience but you can only really be cocky about your choices when looking back not looking forward
- cxr 2y ago> Your confidence that there is an obviously optimal way to model something You're imagining things (uncharitably); that's not in the comment you replied to.
- jddj 2y agoYou might be right you know. I can't edit anymore but please mentally strike out that first paragraph. I did read a lot into the '??' punctuation which might not have been intended.