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Right, this is really what's meant by the phrase "fake it until you make it" -- not that you should make claims that aren't true (even though they may be someda
by empressplay 5y ago
Right, this is really what's meant by the phrase "fake it until you make it" -- not that you should make claims that aren't true (even though they may be someday) but that you should simulate automating processes in a similar fashion to your anecdote before actually spending the time and money to automate them, even though up front you're likely to lose money on having humans do what you eventually want computers (or robots, in the case of Amazon warehouses) to do.
- heyitsguay 5y agoSure, but the difference between savvy product testing and charlatanry is doing this as part of a quiet internal study vs. on stage at a massive public demonstration.