Build a thin end-to-end path first and aim from real feedback, rather than specifying the whole system in advance.
Distinct from a prototype, which you throw away. The tracer stays and gets fleshed out, which is what makes the feedback trustworthy.
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example-of →Optionality pays when you do not need to be right — many cheap tries, each with a capped loss and an open upside.A cheap try with a capped cost and real information as the payoff. It is optionality with a compiler — you fire to find out where the target is, not because you expect to hit.