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What do both have in common? K. That is, Key. It's easy to compile and track minutia. To get sucked into "isn't this data and analysis interesting? And fun?" W
by chiefalchemist 5y ago
What do both have in common? K. That is, Key.
It's easy to compile and track minutia. To get sucked into "isn't this data and analysis interesting? And fun?" We've all done it.
But time and resources are finite. So it's better to focus, and not not try to eat the whole elephant all the time.
The key is Key. Or maybe it's, The Key is key.