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The title of the post confused me at first. I don't think I've ever seen "OK" used as a measure of difficulty. The "Here's how" gave it away, but I originally
by martingordon 15y ago
The title of the post confused me at first. I don't think I've ever seen "OK" used as a measure of difficulty.
The "Here's how" gave it away, but I originally thought the article was an argument against people feeling bad that they do development work on the side.
I've clearly been spending too much time reading English.SE...
- statictype 15y agoHad the same thought. I thought the post was about encouraging programmers to start side projects that make money and not feel bad about it.
- caf 15y agoIt's not using "OK" as a measure of difficulty. It's saying "don't feel like you're wasting your time on a project just because it isn't going to make you Ferrari money". I guess it's a restatement of the programmer's adage "Don't let the perfect be the enemy of the good.".