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a checklist is not where it begins, but it is where it starts. if you don’t have it you probably don’t know what you’re doing
by rantwasp 5y ago
a checklist is not where it begins, but it is where it starts. if you don’t have it you probably don’t know what you’re doing
- wyager 5y agoThis is almost the exact opposite of the truth. People who know what they’re doing don’t blindly follow some checklist. Doing this properly requires deliberation, or an implausibly large decision tree.
- rantwasp 5y agoi disagree. having a set of rules and a domain expert that defines those rules is key. automation around enforcement and designing the system to make it as less painful as possible are also key. you cannot just say: oh this is so complicated that we cannot possibly have a system for it and we have to rely on the people to do the “right thing”