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> For problems which are not well defined, and where a lot of decisions need to be taken, especially when they verge toward the arbitrary, it’s a lot easier to
by starfallg 6y ago
> For problems which are not well defined, and where a lot of decisions need to be taken, especially when they verge toward the arbitrary, it’s a lot easier to have people in a room and hash it out.
AKA when random I/O is needed, minimizing latency is the key.
- mjevans 6y agoBrainstorming can be a chatroom; this is a better meeting because note-taking is automated. However that should generate a list of items to follow-up on, and there need to be chances for validating, correcting, and following up on that process.