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what's some programming advice that's considered common sense or that you hear often, but is actually bad advice?

building /cabin, advising /clanker and /farcon | grin.io

Situational, but “it doesn’t need to look pretty, it just has to work” is pretty bad advice for stuff that needs feedback from nontechnical people. 

Bad/ugly UX and “it’s just a mock-up” things like dummy data is often very confusing and will often derail user interviews in strange ways

weird internet kid. helping Creators with /seemore. yapping on /okbanger. curating in /creators and /cameron. dev + veteran + HBS. 
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💯💯💯 The only type of software dev I don’t vibe with are the ones who are blind to the fact that we’re building products for end users. The most elegant code isn’t worth shit if no one is using it.

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