Also this! One of the things that makes me fast is something that was a premise that was very slow to start with: "every error means something, no error is ran

Also this! One of the things that makes me fast is something that was a premise that was very slow to start with: "every error means something, no error is random, once you understand the error completely, you usually also understand the problem." Almost every time I have ignored an error without understanding it, it has come back to bite me a hundred ways until I finally get it. It seems faster to ignore the details and plow on, but those hundred missteps add up vs one sure step, so practice reading those errors and understanding exactly what they mean. When you know that you can choose to ignore them, but it's likely it will be faster to simply fix the problem.