Jeffrey Sherman
@jeffreysherman.bsky.social
Reposted by Jeffrey Sherman
Think of the money they could have saved by deciding it wasn't worth building based on early feedback. Big releases are really a sign of corporate we-know-what-the-customers-want-better-than-the-customers arrogance.
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January 3, 2026 at 6:53 PM
Think of the money they could have saved by deciding it wasn't worth building based on early feedback. Big releases are really a sign of corporate we-know-what-the-customers-want-better-than-the-customers arrogance.
6/13
6/13
“We came first” is doubly ridiculous for a system that is supposed to learn and evolve from experience.
People should be saying “we just arrived with the latest learnings”
People should be saying “we just arrived with the latest learnings”
November 17, 2025 at 7:16 PM
“We came first” is doubly ridiculous for a system that is supposed to learn and evolve from experience.
People should be saying “we just arrived with the latest learnings”
People should be saying “we just arrived with the latest learnings”
Totally agree - the two team approach is a rewrite anti-pattern!
@isaacaskew.com and I are in the process of writing a whole book on The Rewrite Trap www.neverrewrite.com/rewrite-trap
@isaacaskew.com and I are in the process of writing a whole book on The Rewrite Trap www.neverrewrite.com/rewrite-trap
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October 5, 2025 at 8:26 PM
Totally agree - the two team approach is a rewrite anti-pattern!
@isaacaskew.com and I are in the process of writing a whole book on The Rewrite Trap www.neverrewrite.com/rewrite-trap
@isaacaskew.com and I are in the process of writing a whole book on The Rewrite Trap www.neverrewrite.com/rewrite-trap