Thierry Koblentz wrote:
A perfect solution is just a solution that *answers* well a particular problem. Improving on a perfect solution doesn't make it more "perfect", it makes it "better" :)
To nitpick, though, by most definitions "perfect" can't be improved upon, hence it can be perceived as a tad presumptuous to use it...
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