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by smoe
2054 days ago
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I agree, but it also fairly easily to be dogmatic overanalyzing things instead of executing. Especially early stage, you have limited knowledge what the requirements of a product that will stick might be. I think considering cost of future change and try to keep it low as a general rule is more important, than trying to make all the right choices from the get go for something you don't yet understand. You might have a good understanding of the problem, but that doesn't mean your solution will work and you have to adapt. |
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