Fast feedback is a gift, but not everything that matters can be rushed. Some parts of building — naming, deleting, deciding what not to build — resist acceleration no matter how good the tools get.
The slow parts are usually the ones where the real decision lives:
- Naming forces you to know what something is
- Deleting forces you to admit what no longer earns its place
- Saying no forces you to say what the thing is actually for
Speed helps everywhere else. Which is exactly why the slow parts stand out — they are the ones you cannot outsource to a faster loop.
The bottleneck moves. The thinking doesn’t disappear; it relocates.
This is a mock post, so it ends here.