Tool Replacement Trends
A fascinating discussion unfolds around the tendency of developers to quickly adopt new technologies to replace existing tools. Joe expresses his surprise at how often seasoned professionals jump on the latest trends, while Allen suggests that sometimes it's driven by a desire for exploration or dissatisfaction with current solutions. Michael adds an interesting perspective on the balance between keeping things simple and the allure of new innovations.In this clip
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Is it true that when the cost of trying new technologies goes to zero, deciding what to build becomes the bottleneck, and that knowing which model output is merely plausible and which is actually good is not a commodity skill, making taste in technology a defining advantage, as discussed in the episode Tobi Lütke: Empowering a World of Rebels | Knowledge Project Podcast and the clip Unleashing Innovation?
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