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Rule #19: Know Your Own DNA, or Why Google Really Does Get Social
Rule #18: Make something that sucks not suck.
Rule #17: Break it before you build it.
Rule #16: Small is beautiful.
Rule #15: Inertia is a powerful force in the software development process.
Rule #14: Know when to be great, and when to be pretty good.
Rule #13: Robots are pretty much always a good idea.
Rule #12: Make it ugly.
Rule #11: You get good at what you measure.
Rule #10: Focus on people and pain, not features and functionality.

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