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Sometimes you can know the likelihood. It's not a nihilistic hole that you throw things at and see what sticks. Stuff that people go out of their way to do, eve
by jib 11y ago
Sometimes you can know the likelihood. It's not a nihilistic hole that you throw things at and see what sticks. Stuff that people go out of their way to do, even though it isn't supported is a good clue. Stuff that someone keeps ranting about in your meetings is another. Stuff that bugs the hell out of you personally is a third. Iteration is more important than inspiration, but you certainly don't go into it blind?