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I think the point is that if that final 1% is essential to the project then the project was poorly planned (like the comment you replied to said). Why spend unt
by paulcole 4y ago
I think the point is that if that final 1% is essential to the project then the project was poorly planned (like the comment you replied to said). Why spend untold time tinkering on the fun easy stuff ignoring a 1% that could kill the whole thing? If that 1% isn’t essential then you should just not do it — and if you don’t make that decision then the project is also poorly planned.
- kolbe 4y agoI think if every single great discovery in the course of humanity had to have been "well planned," they would have never happened. Like I said, most of the "disruption" and "innovation" happening in the startup ecosystem is far from. And projects of that scale involve little to no unknowns so long as a properly experienced team is attacking them. But when you're talking about AV or fusion power (or even much smaller discoveries that sit on the vanguard of human knowledge), it requires the kind of leap into the unknown that all great discoveries have necessitated.