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I disagree, but won't downvote. Failing fast is a virtue. Failing catastrophically is a disaster. We work fastest when we trust our tools. When our tools fail
by ISL 10y ago
I disagree, but won't downvote.
Failing fast is a virtue. Failing catastrophically is a disaster.
We work fastest when we trust our tools. When our tools fail us, we're forced to revisit them entirely, which slows us down. Incorporating a margin for error and defending in depth are ways to move forward efficiently.
Blue Origin's motto has the right tack. "Step by step, ferociously."