Obviously I’m assuming you’re learning from each arrow. Would be terrible if you were aiming at the wrong thing for a long time. I think Kent Beck said something like ‘not more right, but less wrong’ - ie wrong for less amount of time.
October 17, 2025 at 9:12 AM
Obviously I’m assuming you’re learning from each arrow. Would be terrible if you were aiming at the wrong thing for a long time. I think Kent Beck said something like ‘not more right, but less wrong’ - ie wrong for less amount of time.
I’m struggling with your analogy/picture. Sending lots of small arrows quickly into lots of directions should increase your chance of accidentally hitting the right target. Spending a lot of time carefully aiming at one thing only, assumes that you confidently aiming at the right thing.
October 17, 2025 at 9:12 AM
I’m struggling with your analogy/picture. Sending lots of small arrows quickly into lots of directions should increase your chance of accidentally hitting the right target. Spending a lot of time carefully aiming at one thing only, assumes that you confidently aiming at the right thing.