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Been waiting for this one

Software engineer Kent Beck on why creators struggle to release projects (and why people in general don't take action):

"By far the dominant reason for not releasing sooner was a reluctance to trade the dream of success for the reality of feedback."

Source: Approaching a Minimum Viable Product (August 2009)

[Invictus]

I just thought of something.

To hold myself to a high standard means to expect things that I might not be capable of sometimes.

If it felt good and it felt easy all the time, maybe I'm not trying hard enough.

So falling short is a good thing. Maybe it is supposed to feel shitty.

OR maybe this is how I cope with failure.

Either way, that's my story and I'm sticking with it.

I know I'm going to regret not fleshing out the architecture and the data modeling of this properly... old habits die hard I guess. (I'm being lazy) I am going to need to take a good look at the Instagram Graph API documentation, which I probably should've…