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I don't like the title. I realise it hasn't been editorialised, I don't like the original. There is nothing wrong about doing a u-turn.
by ZoFreX 14y ago
I don't like the title. I realise it hasn't been editorialised, I don't like the original. There is nothing wrong about doing a u-turn.
- viraptor 14y agoIt depends on the style really. It's one thing to say: "We've improved on what's already available, solved problems A, B, C and can demonstrate how. Previous solutions were lacking, but we're giving you something new now". It's another one to go from: "This just doesn't work" to "This is the first solution that works. Because we've done it this time and we're that good." I know they don't have to respect their competition... and it probably doesn't matter for them what people like me think. But that doesn't mean we can't disagree with the way they're phrasing their announcement (especially when it's incorrect - there were many shared solutions before theirs)