Peter wrote:Is this going to turn into another flame thread?
Jfloyd wrote:Yes, I feel that standing around on a bridge, is a pointless excuse to justify something.
I WILL DEFEND MY RIGHT TO STAND IDLE ON BRIDGES WITH MY LAST DYING BREATH!

Peter wrote:Is this going to turn into another flame thread?
Jfloyd wrote:Yes, I feel that standing around on a bridge, is a pointless excuse to justify something.
Peter wrote:I see your point. This is alpha. Why does this mean that half-measures are acceptable?
sabinati wrote:it's usually easier to do something right (or at least mostly right) the first time than it is to half-ass it and have to do it again.
theTrav wrote:sabinati wrote:it's usually easier to do something right (or at least mostly right) the first time than it is to half-ass it and have to do it again.
Another opinion is that a poor plan aggressively pursued will typically yield better results than an overly perfected plan not pursued at all.
Peter wrote:I'd like to play chess with you sometime.
theTrav wrote:sabinati wrote:it's usually easier to do something right (or at least mostly right) the first time than it is to half-ass it and have to do it again.
Another opinion is that a poor plan aggressively pursued will typically yield better results than an overly perfected plan not pursued at all.
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