Yeah I think it mainly comes down to who the code is serving. When people's lives are on the line, it is extremely valuable to make bullet-proof code. However,

Yeah I think it mainly comes down to who the code is serving. When people's lives are on the line, it is extremely valuable to make bullet-proof code. However, when you have to get a product out to users to start fueling growth for VCs.. well then let's get that code out the door ASAP. Extending the process in the latter case in exchange for more robust code doesn't always make sense.