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Over-regulation prevents what we call in the software world "rapid iteration". It may take more time for the dust to settle, but eventually the best solutions
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Over-regulation prevents what we call in the software world "rapid iteration". It may take more time for the dust to settle, but eventually the best solutions naturally rise to the top by this method.
- pg314 10y agoThe 'dust' in your metaphor are human lives. Most software does not involve life-and-death situations. In cases that do, e.g. the space shuttle, they don't use rapid iteration [1]. [1] https://www.nap.edu/read/2222/chapter/5#48 https://www.nap.edu/read/2222/chapter/5#48
- billions 10y agohow many lives were lost due to over-regulation of fats instead of sugar? i stand by my belief that experimentation with 1000 different diets will prove the subset that works over time.
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