sounds like a bike shedder's dream. While i think it's possible that contextualized UX has value, it's seem way too easy for builders to go ham doing what they

sounds like a bike shedder's dream. While i think it's possible that contextualized UX has value, it's seem way too easy for builders to go ham doing what they love: building more things. i'm a cursor LLM editor convert. Pretty amazing. Thing is, being capable of building N versions of a thing doesn't mean it's a good idea. Technical debt has gone up dramatically on a team of 2. And its not realistic that higher iteration velocity will yield the greatest version. easy to say but you need data and users to test through all of them. that's not happening in real life.