I hear so many people saying "just build it". Do these people have so much time in their lives that what they build is irrelevant because they will have time to build everything anyway?
Time is a precious resource to me and if I must build something, I'd rather increase my chances of success by picking the one people need more.
It's just an opinion until you find out for real. We all bring our own biases into what is essential/pain point for people.
Until the rubber meets the road, you never know.
I am not sure which one works. Being a coder and as someone who tends to code before evaluating, I would like to know specifics on how to do evaluation before execution.
It's fine to fail, but don't set out to fail. Failure can be forgiven, but somewhere people got it into their heads that they should brag about it.
Lots of people wore bellbottoms, too. Doesn't mean it was an idea for the ages.