Go Out And Fail

php|tek 2012 Keynote on being willing to FAIL.

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1. FAIL
2. D. Keith Casey, Jr - php|tek 2012 So who are you? •D. Keith Casey, Jr •General Annoyance, Blue Parabola •Developer Evangelist, Twilio •Project Lead, Web2Project
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4. D. Keith Casey, Jr - php|tek 2012 We know how to
   build stuff
5. D. Keith Casey, Jr - php|tek 2012 We don’t know how to fail.
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9. D. Keith Casey, Jr - php|tek 2012 Something else entirely..
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14. D. Keith Casey, Jr - php|tek 2012 Failing !=
    Being a Failure
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18. D. Keith Casey, Jr - php|tek 2012 Minimum Viable Product
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22. D. Keith Casey, Jr - php|tek 2012 What does it look like?
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43. D. Keith Casey, Jr - php|tek 2012 AGB “At university Bell read the work of a German physicist who theorized that electrical tuning forks and resonators could be used to produce vowel sounds. Bell's German was poor, and he mistranslated one key word. He mistakenly thought he had read that vowel sounds could be transmitted over a wire. He began to pursue the idea.” Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ Alexander_Graham_Bell