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No, they're perfectly compatible, you're just choosing to take an extreme interpretation of the first. Like there is always groundwork that has to be done as p
by joshuamorton 4y ago
No, they're perfectly compatible, you're just choosing to take an extreme interpretation of the first.
Like there is always groundwork that has to be done as part of the new thing, and doing that work is part of getting new stuff done. If getting new stuff done is the end goal, "getting new stuff done 5% faster" will obviously get new stuff done (and benefit the company).