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SELF: Anatomy of an (alleged) failureSELF: Anatomy of an (alleged) failurePosted Jun 24, 2010 5:01 UTC (Thu) by bronson (subscriber, #4806)In reply to: SELF: Anatomy of an (alleged) failure by ccurtis Parent article: SELF: Anatomy of an (alleged) failure
IF that day comes (I'm skeptical -- architectural diversity seems to be increasing), I expect kernel devs will be more receptive to it.
Until then, it seems like you're trying to merge the solution before the problem even exists.
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SELF: Anatomy of an (alleged) failure Posted Jun 24, 2010 13:37 UTC (Thu) by ccurtis (guest, #49713) [Link]
I'm not necessarily arguing for FatELF, but isn't anticipating the market and having a solution before something becomes a problem the very definition of innovation?
Personally, I like the idea of having solutions rather than problems.
SELF: Anatomy of an (alleged) failure Posted Jun 24, 2010 17:11 UTC (Thu) by chad.netzer (guest, #4257) [Link]
Except when you guess wrong, and burden everyone with a worse problem. (Many examples exist, though RAMBUS jumps to mind)
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