"move fast and break things" only sounds good when it's not breaking things in a serious and unfixable way. Maybe we shouldn't take hype mantras as instructive means to an end.

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pc86 5 hours ago | parent [-]

There really shouldn't be any "serious and unfixable way" to break things, especially in a modern company that uses technology in any meaningful way. The fact it's even possible to get into an unrecoverable state is the primary issue.

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Nicook 4 hours ago | parent [-]

That's literally always possible? The idea is to put up walls and fail-safes to minimize the chance.

	▲	pc86 2 hours ago \| parent [-]
		You should always be able to either undo what you did or rebuild to identical infrastructure and nearly-identical data.