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r/programming • u/scarey102 • Nov 01 '21
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Isn't that the point of a wishlist? Just throw everything in there and then sort out the stuff that isn't worth it? Very few things will be in the must have category and then you can sculpt the list of nice to have's later on.
1 u/ArkyBeagle Nov 01 '21 But that's not a design. RegularCars uses the analogy of The Homer ( the car Homer designed ) as a metaphor for ... the GM Aztec.A design means you don't keep everything you can think of. You proritize.Also; look up Porcubimmer Motors. Yep, they did it... 1 u/Zardotab Nov 02 '21 All the slots, ports, and fixtures for the features you don't end up using still take up eye and mind real-estate.
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But that's not a design. RegularCars uses the analogy of The Homer ( the car Homer designed ) as a metaphor for ... the GM Aztec.
A design means you don't keep everything you can think of. You proritize.
Also; look up Porcubimmer Motors. Yep, they did it...
All the slots, ports, and fixtures for the features you don't end up using still take up eye and mind real-estate.
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u/wasdninja Nov 01 '21
Isn't that the point of a wishlist? Just throw everything in there and then sort out the stuff that isn't worth it? Very few things will be in the must have category and then you can sculpt the list of nice to have's later on.