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As came up the other day on HN, Move fast and break things used to be the way that bridges were designed (i.e., build it, test it, see if it breaks, improve it
by avs733 7y ago
As came up the other day on HN,
Move fast and break things used to be the way that bridges were designed (i.e., build it, test it, see if it breaks, improve it if it does). I don't think anyone would tolerate that as a way to conduct other fields of engineering anymore.
- dgzl 7y agoI disagree. At the cutting edge of development, experiments and failure is impossible the avoid without incredible and expensive measures, which, you know, isn't exactly feasible in every case.