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If you don't have a use case creating a need that your program solves, what's the difference between figuring out make a zygohistomorphicanedoreticular for polynomials and writing a working library that no one uses? Either way, you do whatever is fun for you. If you have an actual customer requirement, then that guides your prioritization and attention?



More often, you do have a use case, you just don't quite know what it is yet.




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