Next week is Hack Week at PagerDuty, which means spending the week working on non-scheduled individual-interest stuff, AND fewer meetings as a result, and it’s gonna make the following (also WFH) week feel even weirder I think
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For some ideas, the act of trying to build something “like the thing,” is itself an enormous part of learning about the thing. This is why I embrace disposable experiments. There is no sunken cost fallacy to worry about if it was built to be thrown away.
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I'm a fan of disposable experiments. I fear the times that a toothpick and masking tape experiment moves into production.
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An MVP that runs against the design requirements of planned work is not a constructive collaborative effort, IMO, and could hamper future work if it is embraced despite sunken cost fallacy.
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Oh totally! I get why other folks work on product stuff it's just never quite worked for me (maybe, if you're working on the same codebase and the refactoring you've been thinking about feels more urgent)
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I think this way gets us more stuff shipping, higher participation rates
