I just see all the usual stuff that's get put on motivational posters, "insist on perfection" - seriously? I'm sure there's some good stuff for people but burie

I just see all the usual stuff that's get put on motivational posters, "insist on perfection" - seriously? I'm sure there's some good stuff for people but buried under all the usual platitudes. "Don't outsource" may have been right for fab.com but its not always good advice. Simple websites that are just retail stores care about brand, real technology companies that actually do something that hasn't been done before often outsource with good success. Like Apple for example, that outsource quite a lot of their product and yet seem to be doing ok. (Maps aside) Most of this reads like a 60's flower child that went to Harvard and got an MBA. I'd like to see some of this craving for perfection and every pixel needs my approval put into practice and not see fab.com paint itself smaller than the viewport on the iPad and then onReady() redraw itself to fit the screen. Or menus that don't need to be double clicked.