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That’s not what the saying means. It means when you go slowly enough, you maintain control and get the outcome you want. This allows for the highest probabilit
by CobaltFire 2y ago
That’s not what the saying means.
It means when you go slowly enough, you maintain control and get the outcome you want. This allows for the highest probability of getting it right the first time, and not wasting time on fixing screwups.
It has nothing to do with going fast later. It has to do with going as fast as you can while maintaining control (generally of your weapon).
- proc0 2y agoI think that still makes sense in the context I'm using. Do things carefully when building software in the beginning so that you have less issues as it scales and then you are iterating very quickly because of the lack of issues.