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I think it's appropriate to cover in a discussion about the merits - and limitations - of a proof of concept. I believe it's an appropriate counterpoint to "it
by MaulingMonkey 12y ago
I think it's appropriate to cover in a discussion about the merits - and limitations - of a proof of concept. I believe it's an appropriate counterpoint to "it's not going to break anything" as the discussion opens up to GCs in general, although that quote was likely meant only in the context of the proof of concept.