True and good advice in general, though one must be mindful of context and of the tolerances. The more critical an application, the closer you need to be to the best possible results, but even in manned space travel there comes a point where you have to take what you have and shoot it into space if you want to ever get to space, and if you don’t you’ll likely never gain the insights needed to improve and iterate.
So it’s true, in most cases it is better to have something than nothing, but maybe also don’t take that in the direction so many tech companies have where your launch is essentially a giant beta because you leaned so hard into this thought process that you barely bothered to even try for perfect and figured you’d just let your users design your product through feedback.
So it’s true, in most cases it is better to have something than nothing, but maybe also don’t take that in the direction so many tech companies have where your launch is essentially a giant beta because you leaned so hard into this thought process that you barely bothered to even try for perfect and figured you’d just let your users design your product through feedback.