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Is software worth less when development takes less time?

If an agent builds in one afternoon what would have taken two weeks, can the result still be worth much? A post raises that question about the value of faster software development.

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A post describes the uneasy feeling when an agent builds in an afternoon what would have taken two weeks: the ease can make the work feel less valuable. Its counterargument is that customers never bought the hours spent building software—they bought the result.

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1 Source, first seen 20d ago

22 likes3 comments24 saves2 reposts

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@flaviocopesThere's a strange feeling when an agent builds in one afternoon what would have taken two weeks… Can this really be worth much if it was that easy? Reality check: customers never bought the hours. They bought the result. https://flaviocopes.com/software-was-never-worth-the-hours/20d
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    @flaviocopesThere's a strange feeling when an agent builds in one afternoon what would have taken two weeks… Can this really be worth much if it was that easy? Reality check: customers never bought the hours. They bought the result. https://flaviocopes.com/software-was-never-worth-the-hours/20d
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