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>"for about three seconds" The "get things done" attitude resonates with me. Your short comment is more interesting than the original post.
by lucio 12y ago
>"for about three seconds"
The "get things done" attitude resonates with me.
Your short comment is more interesting than the original post.
- ssully 12y agoI agree completely with it resonating. I saw it less as get shit done and more of just a perfect example of how things work in the real world. The model mentioned in the article is great, but it means shit when you bring it into the real world and find a huge list of problems like graycat mentioned. As others mentioned, such a great comment. Thanks for sharing graycat.
- engi_nerd 12y agoIt's also a great example of how a well-trained human brain can take in a large amount of information, crunch it together, and spit out a solution that closely approximates a detailed analysis, all in a few seconds. That kind of clarity and intuition is what drives so much technical decision making, because you rarely have the time and information you would want to make a decision.