I loved this. It crystallizes some vague ideas and feelings I've had floating around for a while. Like kneejerk distrust of the typical over-reliance on A/B tes

I loved this. It crystallizes some vague ideas and feelings I've had floating around for a while. Like kneejerk distrust of the typical over-reliance on A/B testing, while still having enormous respect for what it can provide. And on the many small tools I build for myself because the mainstream workflow just doesn't feel quite right. Some of them are a hit for other people, most not, but it doesn't matter that much to me because I really am building for myself. And yet, I'm often confused why nobody else is implementing something that is so obviously an incremental improvement in my mind, even if it's not something that's going to double your productivity or address the Real Problem or whatever.