Nov 30, 2009 23:16
Suppose you have a choice between buying Item A, which is has quality 100 and costs £100, and Item B, which has quality 80 but costs only £50. Now suppose that you are buying these for Application C, which demands quality of at least 90. If you buy Item B, you have not saved £50 for a marginal reduction in quality; instead, you have completely wasted £50.
I keep making this mistake; hopefully now I've written it down I'll make it less often.
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