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Trying to guess the future of complex systems is an exercise in hubris. Success is far more likely if you decide on a goal, and then build feedback loops that
by roguecoder 4y ago
Trying to guess the future of complex systems is an exercise in hubris.
Success is far more likely if you decide on a goal, and then build feedback loops that let you learn. And in the internet age a feedback loop of a month is painfully slow, never mind three.
- hef19898 4y agoNot everything is a consumer facing app, you know?
- SpicyLemonZest 4y agoI'm pretty skeptical of this kind of thing even for enterprise software. I can imagine scenarios where it's relevant - if you're planning to release Disney+ in 6 months, yeah, you'd better coordinate pretty tightly to make sure you're not missing some key dependency when you flip the switch. But I've seen multiple incredibly successful enterprise products developed through the "throwing things to the wall and see what sticks" approach.
- ThalesX 4y agoIs that goal for next week? Two weeks? My argument was that three months is too little for any sort of company strategy. We’re talking about a financial quarter. You don’t even have the time to measure your decisions.