You haven't found the solution until it works, period.
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You stop making progress on a hard problem the instant you think you've found the solution -- and you go around telling people that you just need to "build it" or "scale it"
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What's the solution here? I fall into this trap often. Feels like at a certain point "building it" is necessary to get to the next level of understanding.
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I think there is a distinction is between "actually building" and "talking about building"
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Someone said it, finally!
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Needs outside thinking of the box to come up with something original
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Is this a Judea Pearl subtweet?
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Just woke up to this. Very loud
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Truth speaks
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Yes. Because the solution usually has an edge case bugs. Even in small programs we still make edge case bugs. So how can you know your solution will work without bugs before implementing it? Maybe the whole bug thing will force you to rethink your solution altogether.
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