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I wrote about the caucus app fiasco and how this is what happens when you move fast, break things and bring the startup idea of "minimum viable product" to...the integrity of the democratic process https://www.nytimes.com/2020/02/04/opinion/iowa-caucus-app.html …pic.twitter.com/NZXUSUyD6U
There's a lot that's not known right now but what seems certain is that the failure to deliver results created an information vacuum that was quickly seized upon by trolls and political operatives alike to cast doubt on the electoral process and spread conspiracy theories
Also known as an "alpha" in game development terms
I have been saying this isn’t a conspiracy, this is just a thing that happens when an organization treats tech/apps like fairy dust. That happens all the time and the results are never good.
Got into a twitter spat last night with a tech lawyer from silicon valley who insisted, with all sincerity, that the best thing to do, in light of this single failure, was to move the entire caucus process online. Oblivious.
Which doesn't mean perfect. MVP helps deliver value quicker. Feels like a tool that returns a winner would be well inside the required functionally of an MVP.
Not building software at all in certain systems might be better than both.
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