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I'm confused by your "major cognitive dissonance" comment. What you describe appears to reduce variable costs (time spent reviewing) while increasing fixed cos
by __derek__ 4y ago
I'm confused by your "major cognitive dissonance" comment.
What you describe appears to reduce variable costs (time spent reviewing) while increasing fixed costs (context-switching). That may increase code reviewer usage, but that doesn't necessarily increase system throughput or reduce WIP.
- baq 4y agoIME it crucially reduces the time a request spends idle waiting for a reviewer, thus increases total throughput.