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It's because I could never build anything, I just competed with myself to come up with ideas that nobody else would come up with. Avoided local maxima of the a
by davi 17y ago
It's because I could never build anything, I just competed with myself to come up with ideas that nobody else would come up with.
Avoided local maxima of the at-that-time-doable, while still making -- completing designs on paper = iterating faster. Iterate more times than competition on paper, never build anything, then when time comes to build, you can supersede competition.
This approach may only work for perfectly logical, deterministic systems, like computers.
- access_denied 17y agoThis comment is a positive example of what I want to see here on HN. It's not just commenting or adding an association one had. It's developing the material further. He really said something. That's good.