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and as an industry, we are tending towards fast, cheap, and you can write code to work around not having "good"


In my experience, if it isn't good relatively quickly, it certainly doesn't remain cheap for long.


It's not so much about the code as having a usage that can accommodate being run on "not good".

Banks and hospitals don't.




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