In engineering we say "Good, Cheap, Fast.

[selvari21106@mastodon.social]

@loucyx good and cheap please.

[nilz@norden.social]

@loucyx

"But did you see how quickly I did mine?"

[elexia@catcatnya.com]

@loucyx except when you actually need it to work cause it might not do that at all.

[stevewfolds@mastodon.world]

@loucyx
iirc the triangle came from critical path method for manufacturing and construction. It is also applied to human relationships in several ways.

[isitbroke@techhub.social]

@Axolotl1 @loucyx
I’ve always known it as the “project management triangle”

[androcat@toot.cat]

@loucyx
Fast² means "faster than typing, but slower overall, because slop"

[androcat@toot.cat]

@the_roamer
GPT will "pick pick" @loucyx

[alorenzi@livellosegreto.it]

@loucyx with AI you take all 3 twice.

[androcat@toot.cat]

@charette

"Pick one"
"OK, I go with cheap"
"Here's some slop... and your bill"
"WTF, 250000$?!?"
"If you're not happy with the price, just wait until tomorrow, this will seem like a bargain by then"

@loucyx

[senseexception@phpc.social]

@loucyx Never confront a company with this. They don't want to hear it. They want all 3.

[owen_g_richards@writing.exchange]

@loucyx

What about this version?