alt Hacker News> It largely works and it's a massive business success.
The engineer is suggesting that it could be done cheaper and maybe with better outcome. Ironically, this is a classic business case.
> It largely works and it's a massive business success.
The engineer is suggesting that it could be done cheaper and maybe with better outcome. Ironically, this is a classic business case.
...while proving their technology has finally reduced these questions down to what's best, instead of "how much effort will it take to be good enough".
If you have unlimited access to the magical development tool, then why would you not?
But they haven't.