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It might be some sort of at-first-glance rational thing to do, certainly not very efficient. There are a lot of people on earth, working in parallel or asynchr
by simongr3dal 7y ago
It might be some sort of at-first-glance rational thing to do, certainly not very efficient.
There are a lot of people on earth, working in parallel or asynchronously should be a lot more efficient than fixing problems synchronously one-by-one and reassessing in between?
- john_moscow 7y agoI used to think this way when I launched version 1.0 of my first software product. Just toss it out there and let people asynchronously find it, as long as it's great to use, right? 5 years and about 10 major releases later, I can confidently tell you that convincing a large group of people to do anything, even it if pays off great for them, is a long and time-consuming process, that is often more labor-intense and risky than the engineering part.