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> I have a feeling that people who got bogged down in step 3 were the kind of people who write a lot of wordy corporate boilerplate with multiple levels of abst
by palmotea 2y ago
> I have a feeling that people who got bogged down in step 3 were the kind of people who write a lot of wordy corporate boilerplate with multiple levels of abstraction for every single thing. AKA "best practices" type coding.
Or they're the kind of people who rushed to step 3 too fast, substantially skipping steps 1 and/or 2 (more often step 2). I've worked with a lot of people like that.
- soco 2y agoYou mean, move fast and break things? This was usually seen as a good thing in a certain culture. Maybe the whole current discussion (here and everywhere) is the two cultures clashing?
- palmotea 2y ago> You mean, move fast and break things? This was usually seen as a good thing in a certain culture. I mean "I don't know what I'm doing, but gotta start now." If that's "move fast and break things," it's even dumber than I thought.