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I doubt it. The core logic remains unchanged: why have 1 feature that works well when you can have 10 features that don't work?
by thrtythreeforty 2y ago
I doubt it. The core logic remains unchanged: why have 1 feature that works well when you can have 10 features that don't work?
- jessriedel 2y agoBecause features require more human overhead to understand and manage than porting/optimizing does, by assumption of this hypothetical. Product managers and high-level architects aren’t free.
- preyneyv 2y agoThis is exactly the issue. We can do things faster => we can do more things worse!