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The later half of the rule also scales the estimate up by an order of magnitude, would imply tasks taking 30x longer. Guess that makes you quite optimal at thos
by bladewolf47 3y ago
The later half of the rule also scales the estimate up by an order of magnitude, would imply tasks taking 30x longer. Guess that makes you quite optimal at those tasks.
- Tuna-Fish 3y agoThat's for the cost estimate, not time.
- hibbelig 3y agoI understood it as: better_time = estimated_time * 3; better_cost = estimated_cost * 10;
- bladewolf47 3y agoI missed that - this makes more sense
- junon 3y agoFor what it's worth, I also missed it the first time around. It's worded a little strangely if you're going through them quickly.
- ace32229 3y agoI think you've misread it, though this is my first time encountering these laws so do correct me. It says to multiply the time by 3x and the costs by 10x