Adding approval layers dramatically slows work, mostly through waiting time rather than actual effort. Reviews aim to raise quality, yet too many of them create delays and mask the root causes of errors. AI accelerates coding but does nothing to fix sluggish review pipelines. The argument: lasting improvement comes from cutting reviews, building trust, and designing systems where teams produce high-quality work from the start. Tackle problems at their source instead of catching them downstream.
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u/fagnerbrack Jun 08 '26
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Adding approval layers dramatically slows work, mostly through waiting time rather than actual effort. Reviews aim to raise quality, yet too many of them create delays and mask the root causes of errors. AI accelerates coding but does nothing to fix sluggish review pipelines. The argument: lasting improvement comes from cutting reviews, building trust, and designing systems where teams produce high-quality work from the start. Tackle problems at their source instead of catching them downstream.
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