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  1. Feels like I hit elite levels of what one can squeeze out of one software tool today - Was working on a real tricky car sound recording, to then flip it to a #Crankcase #Rev sound object / model.

    I’ve been to the point of ”I wish the tool was less mvp” ages ago. For that it’s sort of fun to come across any very specific thing really, where you can push the tool to make it bend a little bit more.

    #HideThePainAway #MinimumViableProduct

  2. And finally the #concept is proven. I had to reimplement something that the #vendor did for us. And I had to flirt with the caustic waters of #jar #hell. But it’s in a state where someone could pick it up and run with it, and possibly even #reproduce it for some other application.

    To evolve it to #minimumviableproduct that can be consumed by several dozen applications, we may need to factor out some of the foundational stuff so we can stay approximately #dry.

    For now, #sabbath. Code later.

  3. #SoftwareArchitecture, like life, consists of a series of trade-off decisions made with incomplete information & often under tremendous time pressure.

    The art of making trade-offs is a matter of minimizing the team’s unhappiness with the architecture. No architecture is perfect, but it can be "good enough".

    What constitutes "good enough" is worth exploring in more detail: bit.ly/3yOo9E1

    #InfoQ #MinimumViableArchitecture #MinimumViableProduct

  4. 🚀 Excited to share our success with Adevinta! In just three months, Thoughtworks delivered an MVP that wowed stakeholders. 🎉

    Our end-to-end solution helped Adevinta’s marketing teams run CLV experiments seamlessly, driving impactful campaigns. 📈✨

    By focusing on Lifetime Value (LTV), we’ve revolutionized Adevinta’s marketing strategy, shifting towards sustainable growth. 🌟

    Read now: ter.li/2ulf1i

    #ClientSuccess #Innovation #MarketingStrategy #LifetimeValue #MinimumViableProduct #MVP

  5. So Houdini's standard component builder wrapped into an HDA with a few standardised settings to make lookdevs life easier has become our MVP asset builer. It handles a lot of tasks differently to how we would ultimately like it, but for now with our compressed timeline it'll do the trick!

  6. Mindset, an artist-driven mental wellness audio platform, raises a $8.7M from Scooter Braun and others - Mindset, a platform featuring personal story collections from recording artists, a... - feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcr #minimumviableproduct #unionsquareventures #arianagrande #justinbieber #scooterbraun #co-founder #demilovato #psychology #kevinlin #opendoor #funding #android #artist #ericwu #twitch #apps #ceo

  7. Minimum Viable Quad Build Shows What Starting from Nothing Can Accomplish - While it’s great to be experienced and have a ton of specialist knowledge needed t... - hackaday.com/2021/08/12/minimu #minimumviableproduct #iterativedesign #dronehacks #lean #quad #mvp #uav

  8. Artificial constraints

    A lot of my thinking, and sometimes even my problem solving, revolves around juxtaposition. What would the inverse of the current this be? Can I gain useful perspective from the other position? Big/small, loud/quiet, perfuse/sparse, etc.; there are many obvious qualities that create striking changes in perspective. However, I find particularly rewarding juxtapositions in unusual dimensions, and there’s one dimension in particular that pays off more than all others: Time.

    Have a problem? …how would I solve it if I had 100 years? …what would have to be the case if I were going to solve it in 5 minutes?

    It’s become common to talk about “minimum viable product” in the entrepreneurial space, and that’s a form of time constraint. (But it’s a useful idea because it also includes other constraints such as resources and people.)

    The famous Getting Things Done system has many critical components. One in particular is paying attention to the next action for any given project. (And in GTD everything you do in your entire life is a ‘project’.) This too is a form of time constraint; it’s not, “I’ll move this project forward at some point in time,” (the perspective of unlimited time,) rather it’s, “if I was going to move this project forward in the next minute…”

    Where in your life might a shift to expectation of greater or lesser time yield a huge benefit?

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    #Apogee #GettingThingsDone #MinimumViableProduct #Perspective