How to make Product give a shit about your architecture proposal

Re:How to make Product give a shit about your architecture p... by lucianbr on Thursday October 10, 2024 @08:50AM (#41798284)

If I buy a washing machine, it has a fixed known volume, weight capacity, power consumption, noise level. These are objective facts, no? Do you think we can have different opinions on how many kilos of clothes it can take, and be both right?

They would come from the manufacturer manual or a spec sheet or something like that.

Windows has some objective, known, minimum hardware requirements. Are they open to interpretation?

What kind of products are you buying that make you wonder how to get objective facts about them?

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Re:How to make Product give a shit about your architecture p... by deely3 on Thursday October 10, 2024 @11:51AM (#41800136)

I have feeling that this is quite an oversimplification. OS like Windows is times and times more complex than washing machine.

I don't think that it makes any sense to choose OS by minimum requirements.

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Re:How to make Product give a shit about your architecture p... by lucianbr on Saturday October 12, 2024 @10:19AM (#41819258)

It was just an example. Did you expect me to list all possible objective facts about windows in a HN comment?

Here is another objective fact about Windows: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41818815

Your feelings however seem to be good arguments?

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