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Maybe it would end up fine “in the long run” but you cannot ignore the significant issues arising at the beginning (and at each release of a more performant too
by stymaar 4mo ago
Maybe it would end up fine “in the long run” but you cannot ignore the significant issues arising at the beginning (and at each release of a more performant tool): what do you do if you find something that “shouldn't be there".
- sroussey 4mo agoWith enough data, it might change our idea of what shouldn’t be there. Like an appendix. But personalized!
- stymaar 4mo agoThat's exactly what I'm talking about when I say “in the long run” the problem comes in the meantime (and no, I don't think people in the present should endure bad things because it's going to make the future better).