> For my personal use case at least, this timeline worked out well for me.
Hint for Hacker News commenters: 99% of the time, if your phrase includes the term "use case", you can safely just delete it and lose no meaning. It's just a way to say "for me" or "for them" that sounds more technical but really isn't.
In this case, you could say "This timeline worked out well for me".
Hint for Hacker News commenters: 99% of the time, if your phrase includes the term "use case", you can safely just delete it and lose no meaning. It's just a way to say "for me" or "for them" that sounds more technical but really isn't.
In this case, you could say "This timeline worked out well for me".