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I agree that outcome is worse. However, both extremes are bad. The optimal approach would be to do a little bit more work upfront, pick a "better" thing (where
by icedchai 3y ago
I agree that outcome is worse. However, both extremes are bad. The optimal approach would be to do a little bit more work upfront, pick a "better" thing (where "better" is at least more than the next sprint or 3!), and use that.
- lmm 3y agoEven then I'm not sure. Sometimes the quickest way to discover the problems with something is to try it on the real product.