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Proper engineering requires observing and working with real-world constraints. Ignoring constraints is a form of magical thinking. One real-world constraint is
by the_snooze 2mo ago
Proper engineering requires observing and working with real-world constraints. Ignoring constraints is a form of magical thinking.
One real-world constraint is that end-users won't always do what you intend for them to with the thing you engineered.
- JV00 2mo agoI would take that risk in exchange for access to more capabilities but I am understanding most people risk acceptance is lower than mine. Some want to live in a world of rubber.