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If you want big wins, then what you are doing is going to have variance. All these solutions are new, and the data to make it predictable is not sufficient to p
by lanstin 4y ago
If you want big wins, then what you are doing is going to have variance. All these solutions are new, and the data to make it predictable is not sufficient to predict, u less you just slow everything down to a pedestrian rate, succeed at predicting that, and then get replaced by some order of magnitude better competitor.
- commandlinefan 4y ago> the data to make it predictable is not sufficient to predict What's particularly ironic about the methodology obsession is that if a perfect methodology came along that could reduce software development into cookie-cutter assembly-line work then, while programmers would be reduced to minimum wage janitors, the managers that insist that WE'RE the problem because we can't do complex things in the blink of an eye would be reduced to spreadsheets.