As David Foster Wallace observed, “Mediocrity is contextual”.
Not everything needs to be perfect, only the things that truly matter. No one
should suffer for the sake of aesthetics. No ornament, flourish or embellishment
has greater beauty than the simple elegance of intuitive functionality. Never
let an extra feature undermine clarity of purpose. Pursue excellence
selectively. Remember, the dog that chases two rabbits catches none and perfect
is the enemy of done. Make the essential excellent and let the incidental be adequate.
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