Always try your stupid ideas when the experiment is cheap and reversible, because the one that works has no competition.
Kent Beck Creator of extreme programming and test-driven development Always try your stupid ideas if you can do it cheaply and reversibly. Jumping off a bridge is not a reversible decision. Not talking about that. I'm talking about stuff like this where you're just like, "Here's a stupid idea." 99 times out of a 100 it'll fail. But that one time you won't have any competition cuz nobody else is stupid enough to try this idea. How Kent Beck shapes the software engineering industryyoutube.com · 1 Jul 2026 · 1:20:14 into the videoAll korrents from this video
Their wordsAlways try your stupid ideas if you can do it cheaply and reversibly. Jumping off a bridge is not a reversible decision. Not talking about that. I'm talking about stuff like this where you're just like, "Here's a stupid idea." 99 times out of a 100 it'll fail. But that one time you won't have any competition cuz nobody else is stupid enough to try this idea.