Trying to get “good enough” outcomes are ideas about goals. You’re trying to achieve a result there. If you get something that’s good enough that’s like completing a checklist. If you figure what’s good enough about an outcome then you got ideas about that. What’s good enough? “good enough” outcomes are described in the hyphen. Here it is:
This is what “good enough” outcomes are. What is margin of error? I think that’s like when you make a measurement and it has some precision. The measurement is precise within 10th of a meter. If it veers too far off then I think it’s not within the margin of error. Idk
I saw some stuff from gemini about margin of error. That’s usually expressed with a plus or minus symbol. Like, if something is measured with a margin of error of +/- 0.5 meters, then the real measurement is within that range. How does that work with “good enough” outcomes?
“good enough” outcomes being a margin of error past a breakpoint is similar to measuring something with a certain margin of error. So are “good enough” outcomes that margin? Like, they’re expressing that margin where the true measurement is. I think the outcomes could be measured and their true measurement would be somewhere past the breakpoint.
Are breakpoints similar to number lines? Can a breakpoint be at 0 and anything more than zero is past a breakpoint? Would the margin of error just be >0 for a “good enough” outcome? Like, just cuz there’s a margin of error doesn’t mean you have to make it small. You can make it to infinity. Margins are just numbers. If infinity is a number then you can make the second number of the margin be infinity.
“good enough” outcomes also avoid failing at any secondary issues. That makes me think of going too far from a breakpoint. Like, if you keep optimizing something it can cause issues somewhere else.
What is a primary issue? Is that with optimizing a thing? Like, you have a goal you want to achieve. If anything else becomes an issue while doing that then you don’t have a “good enough” outcome. What if secondary issues are failing at background goals? Like, you try to achieve a goal but then you start failing the goal of safety. It was safe before but now that’s failing. You wouldn’t have a “good enough outcome” then