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I'm sure the success was partly due to the fact that the "shittiness" of the robots was because they were iterative prototypes, not because she was inept. Part
by nerdponx 3y ago
I'm sure the success was partly due to the fact that the "shittiness" of the robots was because they were iterative prototypes, not because she was inept. Part of what's great about her (and other similar creators') content is that you get to actually see the design and development process, including the failures, which is both entertaining and educational.
- wodenokoto 3y agoThe shitty robots were built to be shitty. They were successful because they were funny. Her initial period as the queen of shitty robots has little to nothing to do with what she does today or how she approaches problems. She has talked about the anxiety that came with going from “no one can really criticize my stuff because it’s meant to be bad” to “this is actually supposed to be good, but is it good enough?”
- sn9 3y agoAlso building 100 shitty things is a great way to speedrun skill acquisition.