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IMO this is exactly the kind of thing we need right now -- iterative change for the better instead of coming up with yet another "let's just reset the Internet"
by lomnakkus 13y ago
IMO this is exactly the kind of thing we need right now -- iterative change for the better instead of coming up with yet another "let's just reset the Internet" plan.
I realize that there are limitations to this kind of evolutionary plan -- namely only achieving local maxima -- but for now it seems to be the best way forward. As opposed to natural evolution we can still choose at a later date (perhaps at greater overall cost) to go for a completely different scheme if we deem it necessary/justified.
EDIT: s/additive/iterative/