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053: Avoiding Product Bloat & The "Gun Range" Approach to Content
In this episode, Matt breaks down the discipline required to manage technical debt, explaining why ChipBot rejects nearly 90% of feature requests to prevent the product from becoming bloated. The conversation shifts to the rapid evolution of AI video, where Matt highlights how open-source models are beginning to challenge restricted platforms like Sora. Finally, Anne and Matt discuss the strategy of "flooding" social media with experimental content, using a gun range analogy to illustrate why "pulling the trigger" repeatedly is the only way to eventually find your target.
🚨 Stuff You’ll Want to Remember:
- "You got to pull the trigger. And the expectation is you're not going to hit a bullseye. There's no way... But you got to pull the trigger anyway." — Matt
📡 Where to Find Us
-  Anne → Fix & Form - LinkedInÂ
- Matt → ChipBot - LinkedIn
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By Matt Lo & Anne GillaspieIn this episode, Matt breaks down the discipline required to manage technical debt, explaining why ChipBot rejects nearly 90% of feature requests to prevent the product from becoming bloated. The conversation shifts to the rapid evolution of AI video, where Matt highlights how open-source models are beginning to challenge restricted platforms like Sora. Finally, Anne and Matt discuss the strategy of "flooding" social media with experimental content, using a gun range analogy to illustrate why "pulling the trigger" repeatedly is the only way to eventually find your target.
🚨 Stuff You’ll Want to Remember:
- "You got to pull the trigger. And the expectation is you're not going to hit a bullseye. There's no way... But you got to pull the trigger anyway." — Matt
📡 Where to Find Us
-  Anne → Fix & Form - LinkedInÂ
- Matt → ChipBot - LinkedIn