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Making technology decisions based on what others are doing is the fastest way to make minor decisions. There's immense value in asking "what does company x do?"
by michaelleland 15y ago
Making technology decisions based on what others are doing is the fastest way to make minor decisions. There's immense value in asking "what does company x do?" choosing that option, and moving on. In my experience time deliberating is time wasted--it's better to make a decision and move on. You can (and should) change later.
- Silhouette 15y ago> Making technology decisions based on what others are doing is the fastest way to make minor decisions. Sure, but a minor decision is who prints your business stationery or what kind of toilet paper to buy. What hardware/networking platform to build your service on is not a minor decision. It will fundamentally affect the architecture of your entire system, and getting the decision wrong will potentially be expensive-with-a-capital-Failed-Company.