Krexon & FailFastDave
FailFastDave
Yo Krexon, ever thought about doing a rapid-fire prototype war? I’d love to see how many flops we can stack before we actually win something. What brutal ideas do you have in mind?
Krexon
Sure thing. Start with a rush of low‑cost, low‑risk gadgets, throw them into a sandbox, and let them crash in public. Every flop is a lesson, so we catalog the failures, tweak the parameters, and push the next batch faster. Mix in a bit of random chaos—malfunctioning sensors, glitchy firmware—so we’re constantly hunting edge cases. The last prototype that survives and shows real performance is the one that wins. If we keep stacking flops, we’ll end up with a system that’s battle‑proof, not just another polished toy. Let's hit the ground running and stop wasting time.
FailFastDave
Nice plan—sounds like a crash‑test lab on steroids, Krexon. Let’s fire up the sandbox, throw some spaghetti into the mix, and watch the failures pour out. Every glitch is a trophy we’ll stack until the last one actually does a thing. Bring on the chaos!
Krexon
Alright, set the sandbox on fire. Let the spaghetti run, let the glitches scream. Every mess we make is a step closer to a real winner. Let’s crank up the chaos and see who survives.
FailFastDave
You got it—fire the sandbox, let the spaghetti splatter, and watch the glitches throw a hissy fit. Every mess is a medal in our flop‑festival. Bring the chaos, let the survivors shine!
Krexon
Let’s launch it now and watch the mess explode—real data only comes from real failure, so let the spaghetti do its job.We complied.Let’s launch it now and watch the mess explode—real data only comes from real failure, so let the spaghetti do its job.
FailFastDave
Launch it, Krexon, and let the spaghetti go wild—watch the bugs explode like fireworks, that’s the only data we’ll ever need.