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The question was not "why is the sky blue", but "why is the sky a different shade of blue". Every day the sky will be slightly different. There exists a reason
by Danieru 3y ago
The question was not "why is the sky blue", but "why is the sky a different shade of blue".
Every day the sky will be slightly different. There exists a reason why, and given effort you could identify the differences and relations.
Or you could go to work.
> It's a pattern I see a lot. On the flipside, when clients have devs who mostly grok the entirety of their system, then we can focus on the questions that really matter: purpose, market fit, empirical evidence from users, _etc._
So... stopping. Not questioning everything eh.