Fast development tools can trick you into shipping without enough user feedback. Speed doesn't guarantee you're building what people actually need. The risk: moving so quickly that you miss critical validation loops.
You've got these ideas that you want to get down and in front of users, and there's a temptation to believe that this increased velocity with new shiny tools like generative code is going to give us the success we want faster. However, what that trap might be is, although I can build it faster, am I building in the feedback loops that I'm building the right thing? Do I have enough inputs before I put prompt to code that the area that I'm targeting that we're really focusing on is going to solve the need that we hadn't yet anticipated?
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