"iteration speed" is the trap that leads to pushing bad code churn constantly because real thought takes time, but feeling successful anyway because you're ship

"iteration speed" is the trap that leads to pushing bad code churn constantly because real thought takes time, but feeling successful anyway because you're shipping. "automation" can be a trap that leads to band-aiding core problems; rather than figuring out why your application has so many dependencies on the operating system and makes deployment so complex, you might try to hide the mess under Docker. Now you have the original problems, plus a big dependency on a lot of complexity. etc, etc.