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The complexity of having a microservices setup outweighs any benefits one would get for a hobby or nonpaid project.

The benefit of satisfying curiosity greatly outweighs the benefit of considering the feelings of the long dead.

Know what outweighs all of those problems and makes it worth it over even the medium term?

Not clear that the value of closing this outweighs the value of being able to track exploits.

When supply of talent availability outweighs demand for the talent, wages go down or remain flat.

As a hacker, my interest in the technical aspects of this project slightly outweighs my disdain for its evil nature.

Yeah it adds some hassle - but the value of increased security far outweighs the hassle.

A string of mediocre experiences outweighs a long run of positive ones over many many years.

Of course, there's a good chance the overhead on doing the above outweighs the gain.

When pulling cables through buildings, the labor cost far outweighs the cable cost, so pull many spares at the same time.

Secondly, one of the big problems that quadratic voting addresses is when an ambivalent majority outweighs a minority simply because everyone votes.

Your basis of argument that if the benefit of satisfying curiosity greatly outweighs the benefit of X, it should be undertaken is absolutely wrong.

To me, such an upside vastly outweighs the "downside" of driving a spike through the heart of the health insurance industry.

The whole welter of human emotion more or less always outweighs a programmatic injunction like "retaliation is illegal." Companies are still people working together.

I honestly can't find anything about it that makes me go "hmm, that's a good feature that outweighs all the other negative parts".

The claim isn't that the author is spamming, the claim is that the availability of effective spam filtering ("needs of the many") trades off against and ultimately outweighs the author's reasons for running his own small web server for his personal email ("needs of the few").