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It is silly because beta/no beta is a binary decision, and the actual beta-ness of a product is a scaler. So today they decide it has passed some arbitrary bet
by marze 17y ago
It is silly because beta/no beta is a binary decision, and the actual beta-ness of a product is a scaler.
So today they decide it has passed some arbitrary beta-ness threshold and the label goes away.
This and the fact it took five years with millions of happy users, all you can do is joke about it. Totally meaningless otherwise.
- rjurney 17y agoThank you. This is a non-event. At least someone gets that and isn't looking for a 'profound analysis.' False profundity makes for some of the worst comments.