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As Ed Yourdon described in an article in IEEE Software, When good-enough software is best [You95], you can discipline yourself to write software that’s good enough—good enough for your users, for future maintainers, for your own peace of mind. You’ll find that you are more productive and your users are happier. And you may well find that your programs are actually better for their shorter incubation.
The Pragmatic Programmer
Andrew Hunt;David Thomas
As Naval Ravikant put it succinctly: *“Learn to sell, learn to build, if you can do both, you will be unstoppable.”*
A Skill Called Luck
Jakob Greenfeld
At some point we thought to ask him, ―Where‘s the S?‖ and he would press the S. So we discovered he could identify all his letters by 18-20 months.
How And Why I Taught My Toddler To Read
Larry Sanger
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