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That's a rather lame quip. I still don't know what the tradeoff is. Dijkstra wasn't asked to do that, and just because the other guy did it once doesn't make hi
by andreasvc 12y ago
That's a rather lame quip. I still don't know what the tradeoff is. Dijkstra wasn't asked to do that, and just because the other guy did it once doesn't make his software methodology superior.
- justin66 12y agoThe point is that the other side of the tradeoff (of COURSE we would like things to be correct as they can be) is getting it done. I question that this is not somewhat obvious.