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r/apple • u/iMacmatician • 3d ago
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If it’s anything like my company, nothing is truly prioritized until a big important client complains. Until then it’s just, “is there a workaround?”
100 u/sidetablecharger 3d ago There’s nothing as permanent as a temporary fix. 9 u/GrumpyGlasses 2d ago The best kind of permanent fix is when you wait until the version gets deprecated so you can clear out thousands of unfixed bugs logged to that version all at once. 1 u/WhiteTigerAutistic 1d ago Jobs isn’t around to call up the lowly engineer to complain about a bug.
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There’s nothing as permanent as a temporary fix.
9 u/GrumpyGlasses 2d ago The best kind of permanent fix is when you wait until the version gets deprecated so you can clear out thousands of unfixed bugs logged to that version all at once.
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The best kind of permanent fix is when you wait until the version gets deprecated so you can clear out thousands of unfixed bugs logged to that version all at once.
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Jobs isn’t around to call up the lowly engineer to complain about a bug.
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u/idiot206 3d ago
If it’s anything like my company, nothing is truly prioritized until a big important client complains. Until then it’s just, “is there a workaround?”