Correct, we should move slowly and break things
Can we please? Can we start actually fucking pistol whipping these dicks?‽
These assholes are bringing this mentality to the infrastructure industry now. As little as it worked in software development I promise you it works even less in large scale construction. That’s why infrastructure engineers are required to be licensed, we tried this bs 200 years ago and shit literally went off the rails
I call bullshit. If you’re competent enough, the process of breaking things might actually let you learn stuff. And if you have a controlled environment, breaking things shouldn’t be an issue.
You wrote like someone who doesn’t treat in prod. How nice that must be.
Move fast, break things.
Move slow, break things.
Don’t move at all, break things.
Maybe I’m just bad at CSS
Move things, breakfast.
And now I’m hungry.
Controversial opinion: I think software moving fast isn’t a good thing.
The more versions come out and the more focus there is on new features, the more half baked/abandoned the existing features become and there will be more vulnerabilities.
I probably shouldn’t even be using youtube in the first place, but 5 min ago I found out youtube is now forcing videos with an AI translated voice. While at the same time not having an option to change the audio track or disable the feature.
This feels like a good example of pushing features most people don’t want while not providing a normal way to disable it.
Thank God I use revanced and can spoof the client as IOS TV, this gives you the option do disable that crap.
Firefox (even mobile) has this addon “YT Anti Translate”
It’s pretty bad you have to go this far just to watch a video with the actual voice it was released with…
I changed the language back to the original and never had an interaction with the ai voice again
Do you not have the original audio track on the sound settings?
Is this on the desktop chrome version, or the app? For me in the app there is no button or any way to change this. Same for the site in Firefox mobile. I was on my phone, so I don’t know about the desktop version.
Firefox desktop.
Just checked with the android version, and I get the original audio track there, with options for ai dubbing
My company says it wants to move fast and break things but they really just want you to move fast and get mad when things break 🫠
“Everybody knows you can have it done well, fast, or cheap. Pick two.”
“No! All three! All the time! Zero drawbacks! All profits and benefits! I am a very good and visionary boss. Have some room temperature Little Caesar’s on the house and make me rich.”
tbf, the breakage isn’t supposed to be internal, but external. Old worn in structures, bureaucratic overhead, etc
Break things… Just not the things that affect me!
Well it didn’t say it wants to “Move fast -> break things -> not get mad”, so I’d say it has already done the things it is saying it wants to, right?
The boss wanted me to find savings, so I started unplugging servers.
But did you do it fast?
Isn’t that what Elon did when he bought Twitter? Just randomly started unplugging shit?
Yes, all those microservices.
And then shit started breaking.
If we break things, we can’t move at all.
We need functioning things in order to move.
It’s the corporate equivalent of “live, laugh, love”
It’s fine to do that if you’re pre-customer and you’re just dabbling with a new idea. Once you are ready to go public though you need to be stable and secure. The big problem is when people try to apply the same development philosophy between established software and pre-alpha software.
I agree. It heavily depends on the “things” you’re breaking
If it’s prod, that’s bad
If it’s your “fuck-around” branch, go for it
Once you are ready to go public though you need to be stable and secure
Is that really true though? If you have a product people actually want, they’ll use it regardless of bugs
That’s sadly the opinion of a lot of tech companies.
That won’t be true once your competition catches up to you and your bug-riddled product is pissing off customers, pushing them towards your competitors.
How much do you tolerate before switching sides? Think about Windows vs Linux. People don’t switch.
I think move fast and break things is more what you do before you get any real competition, or to get better than the competition in some areas by taking shortcuts in others.
You stop doing this when you’re the big dog. Then you embrace the image of reliability and stability.
Hey Farva, what’s the name of that design philosophy you like that’s got all that goofy shit and no respect for established norms?
Oh, you mean “move fast and break things”?
I live by “Move things and breakfast.”
Move fast, break society, and then buy entire governments while still being a dick.
Move intentionally and fix things.
move things, breakfast
Ah, sorry. Stupid race conditions.
