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As the great saying goes, "Move fast and break things". Laws are things, right?
by TAForObvReasons 10y ago
As the great saying goes, "Move fast and break things". Laws are things, right?
- johnchristopher 10y agoNope, you missed the point: > "Move fast and break things" is a saying common in science and engineering industries. In that context, it means that making mistakes is a natural consequence of innovation in a highly competitive and complex environment. In particular, it was adopted by Mark Zuckerberg at Facebook (who even went as far as to say that 'breaking things' is a necessary feature of moving 'fast enough'). Breaking the law is a mistake (and a serious one for any business caught). Move fast and break things is more about breaking your own things, not someone else's things :) What's next ? Breaking your node shop competitors' legs :) ? Move fast and break things != One can't make an omelette without breaking eggs.
- TAForObvReasons 10y ago> What's next ? Breaking your node shop competitors' legs :) ? Wouldn't you want to break their arms? ;)
- johnchristopher 10y agoEh :).
- tsieling 10y ago> Move fast and break things is more about breaking your own things, not someone else's things :) In a world of APIs, the line between these blurs when things break.
- justinator 10y agoMove fast, break things, ignore the casualties in your wake.
- venomsnake 10y agoHey - that is the Russian doctrine in Syria. And US approach to world politics. Works well for them so far.