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Skipping tooling & processes below a certain (not very low) point isn't doing it "cheap and fast". It's saying "I want you to build my house but I want it to be
by karatestomp 6y ago
Skipping tooling & processes below a certain (not very low) point isn't doing it "cheap and fast". It's saying "I want you to build my house but I want it to be cheap so don't buy any more hammers, it's too much money and we can't afford the time for you to run to the hardware store, just all share the one hammer you already have".
It's doing it cheap (but actually expensive) and slow and low-quality.
- LatteLazy 6y agoYou really want to build that house and I respect that, but the client just wants a tent and the hammer budget is zero. And since a storm is 10 minutes away they're not wrong...
- ju-st 6y agoAnd you can build a tent quick, cheap and fast. Getting customers to tell you want they really need is the silver bullet.