It does seem like a method that'd apply well to software. It's kind of like, "move fast and break things," except that which was broken gets fixed in subsequent

It does seem like a method that'd apply well to software. It's kind of like, "move fast and break things," except that which was broken gets fixed in subsequent iterations instead of being forgotten about as priorities are shifted to the feature of the week and becoming so deeply rooted that they won't get fixed until the next big rewrite.