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One of the problems that @henrikjernevad doesn’t get into in the blog post is that scalable code, like performant code, tends to be •brittle•: larger, more complex, more difficult to modify.

If you have only a handful of users, you have the incredible luxury of being able to write non-performant, non-scalable code that allows for •revision•. You can fiddle with design! You can learn from your mistakes and adjust quickly! It’s an •incredible• competitive advantage.

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