Thank you! :) I guess another way of putting it would be to make small changes and to not content yourself too much with if it will work or not. It’s more important to make a hypothesis and then validate it. That way you get little diesel of happiness and you don’t get too bogged down by the big picture problem. It’s a way of embracing little wins instead of perfection.
I’m not sure what you mean by allowing your code to break every 15 minutes. Otherwise, good article.
Thank you! :) I guess another way of putting it would be to make small changes and to not content yourself too much with if it will work or not. It’s more important to make a hypothesis and then validate it. That way you get little diesel of happiness and you don’t get too bogged down by the big picture problem. It’s a way of embracing little wins instead of perfection.
Oh I totally agree! Keep up the great content! I love the intersection of Buddhism and software!