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		paulddraper on April 9, 2023 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Weber–Fechner Law The same is true of features. The other side of this is that batched changes are delayed, can cause conflicts with other development, and are riskier.

jiggawatts on April 9, 2023 [–]

My work tends to be on infrastructure, not code, so luckily I don't have coordination issues with branching, merging, or feature releases.

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