Speed vs Velocity
- Velocity measures displacement. Speed is the distance traveled over time.
- A lot of people think in terms of one dimension (speed) and are passed by people who think in multiple dimensions (velocity).
- You need to distinguish between tasks that offer a lot of speed and those that offer velocity.
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Understanding Speed and Velocity: Saying "NO" to the Non-Essential - Farnam Street
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