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> Is there really a need to debate whether it's Japanese or Indian? This analogy is wrong - you're not the diner. You're the chef. You're going to cook somethi
by robertlagrant 2y ago
> Is there really a need to debate whether it's Japanese or Indian?
This analogy is wrong - you're not the diner. You're the chef. You're going to cook something. You need to pick anyway; why not say what you're picking in advance and give people a chance to object? Is it really just something you can't muster the energy for?
- CharlieDigital 2y agoRead the first line of the article: > Some engineers think it’s a virtue to remain non-committal in technical discussions. I'm non-committal because I don't care where we eat unless there is a constraint.
- robertlagrant 2y agoIn this are you the cook making the food (the engineer) or a customer ordering the food (one of the business people)? If you're the cook / engineer, you are going to make something. What are you going to make?