> My view is that the approach to building technology which is embodied by move fast and break things is exactly what we should not be doing because you can't afford to break things and then fix them afterwards.

- Demis Hassabis "The Thinking Game"

You can afford to break a large variety of things. And you can't afford to break another large set.

That's the problem with those mindless advice pieces. Almost nothing is always right or wrong.

So you're saying it is not good to have such a blanket rule corporate-wide, as Facebook did.

If your corporate has a single product, it may be ok.

Because... they normally move slowly and break things?

The "move fast" bit, not "break things" bit.

https://www.spiceworks.com/tech/data-management/news/google-...

https://www.itbrew.com/stories/2024/05/23/google-cloud-accid...

isn't antigravity the windsurf team?