Decide what to ignore after noticing

from [/villagepump/It's not good for a technician to leave things alone even if you feel uncomfortable](https://scrapbox.io/villagepump/It's not good for a technician to leave things alone even if you feel uncomfortable).

• Thinking about it, the system and UserScript that I use on a daily basis.uncomfortable feeling のある挙動や面倒な操作があっても、そのまま放置してしまう傾向がある
  • I think this is a very bad trend for an engineer. - Ignore noticing because it means you're going to do it.
    • I'd like to at least leave a note.
  • I guess it depends on how much room you usually have.
    • The ability to focus on "activities that are useful to everyone but do not bring direct financial rewards.
    • I think it's natural to say, "I prioritize what I do in my job and in my life, and as a result, I leave the bugs unchecked."
      • While people live, they die
      • You're absolutely right.
  • 気づいたうえで何を無視するか論理的に judgment できると強そう
    • The worst is that you don't notice.
      • It's good to notice.
    • Trying to deal with everything you notice is overkill.
    • Good summary.
      • We don't have time to deal with everything we notice.
      • I don't think it needs to be "logically to."
        • I think it's okay to Discrimination by Feeling at first.
        • Then, when I look back and think about it, I can verbalize, "I see, this selection comes about because I feel that I have value in - Values are verbalized after the fact.
        • It's not verbalized from the beginning, so you can't make a logical selection from the beginning.
    • I'll link to it as I see fit, and if there's room when it comes up, we'll do it.

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