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        <description>How does the cost of software features change over time? And what does that have to do with options or optionality? In this video, I compare two different graphs that show how difficult it is to create the next feature: One I have used before that shows the cost of features over time and one I have seen in a talk by Kent Beck that compares options to features.</description>
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