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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For example, you found a better algorithm to solve your task, but you don’t feel energized to implement it, because it’s not so interesting as researching for the solution.
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How can someone know if they've "found it"
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It’s interesting question. You might find out that it works in test hacky dirty prototype, and then you need to integrate it in real project with all tests, documentation, clean readable code and so on and so on...
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más claro .... el agua!!!
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You’re absolutely right... but, it’s like a nature: it feels pointless to implement solution. Even if in process of implementation you found some culprits. It’s the last mile problem... or something like that.
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Similar: "When you have exhausted all possibilities, remember this: you haven't." ~ Thomas Edison
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You're right ... But Almost all the hard problems in the world need a team to be solved and how can we inspire other people to join us to find a right way?
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or until it scales?
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