tks make of work (i.e. cloth, paper, etc.) followed by ā€œ[miscellany (classification of Japanese It is very difficult to praise a work that is not well finished and poorly explained, and it requires training to recognize the essence of the work and praise it, saying, ā€œPerhaps this is a special quality that is not found elsewhere.

But if you canā€™t do that, you canā€™t innovate.

tks Without that essence, dirty prototypes, PoC, MVP, lean startups are just word games and meaningless.

tks Also, a culture where there is no ā€œmessy making/praisingā€ is -Quick, amateurish, and complete (pro-surprises, hidden source creators, etc.) -People who only deal with people below them, who push the envelope as far as they know. Iā€™m getting the same thing.

In the world of creators, nothing good can come of it.

create_clock I have to ask a lot of questions to compliment them, and if I ask questions that miss the point, their faces will cloud over, I may have done a lot of training in MFT on how to ask the right questions.

tks Hackers do the right thing messily The suits do exactly the wrong thing. How To Become A Hacker: Japanese

tks I first learned ā€œHackers do the right things messily. The suits do the wrong things meticulously.ā€ over here. Whatā€™s a Hack?


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