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What happens if you underestimate one time? You get a pip. Better to overestimate.
by bluecheese452 3y ago
What happens if you underestimate one time? You get a pip. Better to overestimate.
- sbergot 3y agoWhat you need to do is to multiply all costs by ten. That way even if you underestimate one week you are not threatened by this insane metric.