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I've often thought along similar lines. I've found that indecision is almost always worse than a bad one. Very few choices are so decisive that you can't course
by samsolomon 8mo ago
I've often thought along similar lines. I've found that indecision is almost always worse than a bad one. Very few choices are so decisive that you can't course-correct later.
That mindset has served me well both personally and professionally.
- renato_shira 8mo ago[dead]
- SoftTalker 8mo agoIt becomes more difficult if you lean into and build upon the specific things that your stack choices give you. If you use everything very generically yes it's easier to swap to something else.
- tdeck 8mo agoAm I missing something? Why was the parent comment flagged? Why are all this user's comments dead.
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