> Well, that didn't count the amortization of developer time over the lifetime of the product once the product was developed. I'll bite. I think it actually co

> Well, that didn't count the amortization of developer time over the lifetime of the product once the product was developed. I'll bite. I think it actually counts not only that, but also the probability that the product will actually get to be developed, and not need to significantly pivot, therefore throwing all developer time spent on perfomance to garbage.