Valuing Iterative Output Over Single-Shot Perfection
sanchoyai · x · 2026-07-13
The author notes a shift in priority: rather than chasing the "ultimate generation" every time, they now focus on how many usable results each iteration produces.
They argue that faster, more cost-effective models allow for more trial and error, and that great ideas typically emerge from multiple iterations rather than a single perfect output.
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