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wow, amazing story. > it’s the old joke of, you get 95% of the functionality with the first 95% of your budget, and the last 5% on the second 95% of your budge

• aidenn0 4y ago
  I think that's overly optimistic. It implies you can have a complete project with less than double your budget.
  • pflanze 4y ago
    I thought that the implication was that the budget grew by a factor of ~20, not 2. As in, the first 95% finished in 95% of the original budget, the rest finished in 95% of the final budget, so the first 95% took 5% of the final budget. Hmm, maybe I didn't detect the sarcasm in your reply.
    • aidenn0 4y ago
      Oh that makes more sense. I thought both were in terms of the original budget