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Nice/interesting comment although “death of a friend” seems a bit harsh. (Although in some cases it may be worse than the death of a friend!) Not sure if this
by rajacombinator 8y ago
Nice/interesting comment although “death of a friend” seems a bit harsh. (Although in some cases it may be worse than the death of a friend!)
Not sure if this is what OP is experiencing or just some 90/10 etc rule about the last parts being the hardest parts. Starting a greenfield project you can make massive progress quickly. Polishing it is slow.
- arionhardison 8y agoThat is not harsh art all. If you have ever really poured everything you have into something for hours and hours a day and months on end only to be rejectd over and over again. "Death of a friend" is totally accurate IMO. Day and night you spend your time nurturing and growing this thing in hopes of it becoming more... When/If your project fails - TBH - its more like the death of a child.
- phonebucket 8y ago"When/If your project fails - TBH - its more like the death of a child." Thankfully, I have neither suffered from the loss of a child nor a failed major project. However I would expect someone making a statement like this to have suffered from both, in which case you have my sincerest condolences.