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Perhaps always invert but after approaching the problem from the front. I would apply the 80/20 rule from both directions (so in theory perhaps spending up to
by blunte 6y ago
Perhaps always invert but after approaching the problem from the front.
I would apply the 80/20 rule from both directions (so in theory perhaps spending up to 40% effort) to get the best chance of success. And really, you can't invert without first knowing enough about the problem you're trying to solve.
- zigzaggy 6y agoThis follows the way my brain works too. Dog into the problem -> invert -> learn more about problem -> uninvert -> map problem in much greater detail -> reinvert -> discover truth -> solution