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Can you flesh out the reasoning behind the rule?

• PeterisP 10y ago
  Taking some risk has benefits in innovation if you can afford it, but the project shouldn't have two major unkowns that can wildly affect its result.
  • nedsma 10y ago
    I'm going to tweet this. Upvoted.
  • utku_karatas2 10y ago
    In addition to that, parent's advice is also crucial for the team's motivation. If the project is boring and you choose a boring tech stack to go, the team morale will only be harder to keep up as the time flies by.
    • kyriakos 10y ago
      This is probably the most important reason. Programmers love challenges. Keeping it interesting/challenging will also keep your good developers from looking for other jobs.