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The Efficiency of Slowing Down: Why Fewer Tools Can Be Faster

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The Efficiency of Slowing Down More tools do not automatically create more output. Slowing down means reducing switches, tightening the workflow, and keeping…

The Efficiency of Slowing Down: Why Fewer Tools Can Be Faster

The Efficiency of Slowing Down

More tools do not automatically create more output.

Slowing down means reducing switches, tightening the workflow, and keeping the number of moving parts small enough to verify.

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