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Move fast and break stuff didn't work out much better though.
by armada651 11mo ago
Move fast and break stuff didn't work out much better though.
- rtpg 11mo agoYeah sure, I feel like back channeling stuff is generally just the respectful thing to do, so I'm not on the side of the debate I'm expanding upon in most cases. Just that lacking context one really can't make that many blanket statements.
- ivell 11mo agoNot only respectful. Also it ensures that all different aspects of a decision is considered before making the decision. If not aligned with all parties, we would miss important flaws in the plan. It is just a sensible thing to do.
- rtpg 11mo ago> If not aligned with all parties, we would miss important flaws in the plan. I think the difficult cases come when people's interests aren't aligned. If you're coordinating with a vendor to basically detangle yourself from their vendor-specific tooling to be able to move away from them, at some level it doesn't really make sense to read them in on that. There are degrees to this, and I think you can argue both sides here (so ultimately it's a question of what you want to do), but parties are rarely neutral. So the tough discussions come from ones where one party is going to be losing out on something.
- ekianjo 11mo agoYou have more than 2 choices
- stackedinserter 11mo agoBut it does work much better, why do you think it didn't?
- pezezin 11mo agoYeah, Japanese economy has been quite stagnant since the bubble collapse in 1990. Pretending that their model works is ridiculous.