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There are always constraints. Usually it's the time and attention of the people who are working on the problem. Throwing more people at the problem can help, bu
by MobiusHorizons 5y ago
There are always constraints. Usually it's the time and attention of the people who are working on the problem. Throwing more people at the problem can help, but also adds a lot of coordination overhead to the problem. It doesn't matter how many resources you have, hard problems are still hard.