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I absolutely agree, but only in so far as it applies to politics or the public sphere. When it comes to code, I have a hard time correlating it much with fascis

• dredmorbius 10y ago
  If your code doesn't affect others, then moving fast and breaking things is fine. More generally: if you've created a sandbox or playground where you can move fast, break things, and not screw with others around you, that's a Good Thing. Moving fast and breaking things in the context of an active government, with livelihoods and souls at stake, is another matter entirely. As is the rather common practice of pushing out code on live projects and screwing with it in prod. The better firms (Google comes to mind) are pretty good at avoiding this, at least for technical issues. Rather less so for UI/UX.